The raw gas is introduced into the valve box through the main fan, and the gas enters the heat exchanger through the valve and the diversion hole. When the raw gas passes through the thermal storage ceramic, the gas is preheated by the heat inside the ceramic to near the oxidation temperature. The pollutants are then oxidized in the combustion chamber (by mixing a moderate amount of oxygen into the feedstock gas). The clean gas then leaves the combustion chamber and enters another heat exchanger, while keeping the heat in the heat exchanger. The clean gas is then cooled to close to the feed gas inlet temperature. Finally, the clean gas passes through the diversion hole, lifting valve and clean gas pipeline until the chimney.