Emissions　from　the　chemical　industry　are　among　the　important　sources　of　atmospheric　volatile　organic　compounds　(VOCs),　which　face　control　challenges　such　as　multiple　emission　sources,　high　emission　intensity　and　complex　pollutant　types.　In　this　study,　a　typical　chemical　enterprise　is　selected　as　the　research　object,　and　VOCs　characteristics　such　as　emission　amount,　concentration　and　composition　are　analyzed;　end-pipe　treatment　of　VOCs　is　evaluated　and　control　suggestions　are　proposed.　Results　show　that　the　annual　emission　amount　of　VOCs　from　organized　stacks　was　64.08　tons,　accounting　for　72%　of　total　emissions.　Cyclohexane　and　xylene　were　the　major　components　during　the　emission.　The　filling　process　was　the　largest　contributor　in　the　case　of　unorganized　emission.　As　far　as　end-pipe　treatment　was　concerned,　ultraviolet　(UV)　photolysis　varied　greatly　between　12-80%,　indicating　unstable　removal　efficiency.　Finally,　several　measures　concerning　whole-process　control　were　suggested.