Chemical fiber wastewater biological deodorization equipment

　　Chemical fiber wastewater biological deodorization equipmentIt is the use of microbial biodegradation to absorb and degrade odorous substances in order to achieve deodorization. Odor passes through a filter layer that is moist, porous, and filled with active microorganisms. By utilizing the adsorption, absorption, and degradation functions of microbial cells towards odorous substances, microorganisms have the characteristics of small cell size, large surface area, strong adsorption, and diverse metabolic types. After adsorption, odorous substances are decomposed into simple inorganic substances such as CO2, H2O, H2SO4, HNO3, etc. The biological filter method has high deodorization efficiency, deodorization *, and a wide range of applications.

Biological deodorization is a biological waste gas treatment technology that uses microbial membranes cultivated on biological fillers in biofilters to deodorize waste odor molecules.

Enable microorganisms to form biofilms on the surface of biological fillers in a suitable environment. Microorganisms in the biofilm utilize inorganic and organic substances in exhaust gas as carbon and energy sources, maintain their life activities by degrading odorous substances, and decompose odorous substances into odorless substances such as water, carbon dioxide, water, minerals, etc., achieving the goal of purifying odorous gases.

　　Chemical fiber wastewater biological deodorization equipmentCharacteristics:

(1) No secondary pollution

(2) Low operating costs

(3) Simple operation and maintenance

(4) Packing does not need to be replaced

(5) Anti impact load, stable treatment effect

Application scope of deodorization engineering

1. Urban sewage stations (pump station odor, pre-treatment odor, sludge treatment odor);

2. Garbage treatment plant (collection station odor, sorting workshop odor);

3. Deodorization of wastewater from chemical fiber enterprises;

4. Production waste gas from plastic and rubber factories;

5. Waste gas from feed processing;

6. Odor from food and beverage factories;

7. Deodorization/Odor Removal by Pharmaceutical Companies.