Microbial deodorization

Microbial deodorizationIt is a biological waste gas treatment technology that uses microbial membranes specially cultivated on biological fillers in biofilters to stop deodorization of waste odor molecules. When toxic, harmful, and foul smelling exhaust gases containing a mixture of gas, liquid, and solid are collected through pipelines and introduced into this system, they are purified and degraded by a biofilm composed of highly efficient microbial strains grown on biological fillers.

Microbial deodorizationThe core is the composite biological filler and microbial strains in the biological absorber that are conducive to the attachment and growth of organisms, allowing microorganisms to form a biofilm on the surface of the biological filler under suitable environmental conditions. The microorganisms in the biofilm use inorganic and organic substances in the exhaust gas as carbon sources and energy sources to maintain their life activities by degrading odorous substances, and decomposing odorous substances into odorless substances such as water, carbon dioxide, water, minerals, etc., achieving the goal of purifying odorous gases.

Applicable locations:

① Purification and treatment of odorous gases in the pre-treatment, biochemical treatment, and sludge treatment processes of sewage treatment plants.

② The stacking, sorting, composting, burial, incineration, as well as the purification and treatment of odorous gases in garbage leachate and sewage treatment plants during the garbage disposal process.

③ Purification and treatment of odorous gases in paint and spray painting, coking, pharmaceuticals, rubber and plastics, printing and dyeing leather, organic dyes and synthetic materials factories, pesticides and fermentation pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, shoe factories, printing factories, paper mills, animal husbandry, feed processing, manure treatment, etc.