Vent Ozone Gas Destruction

Even in ELOG applications the evolution of very little but highly concentrated ozone gas is possible. During the in-situ ozone production, the liquid ozone concentration (c,) can easily reach the solubility level, depending on the pressure (P) and temperature (T) in the cell. Out-gassing can easily occur due to oversaturation of the feed-water, especially when the pressure drops suddenly. 

Possiblities of explosive gas mixtures exist. In full-scale ground or waste water applications for example, volatile organic compounds could be contained in the off gas. These compounds escape from the reactor due to comparatively high temperatures and 

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