Wholesale of biological deodorization equipment

Wholesale of biological deodorization equipment

Under normal conditions, complete biological treatment of organic waste gas includes three basic steps: organic pollutants in organic waste gas first come into contact with water and can quickly dissolve in water; The concentration of organic matter dissolved in the liquid film is low in the liquid. Under certain conditions, it can gradually diffuse into the biofilm and then be absorbed by microorganisms attached to the biofilm. The organic waste gas absorbed by microorganisms will be degraded in its own physiological metabolism process and ultimately transformed into a compound that does not harm the environment.

Odorous gases are collected through pipelines and enter the deodorization device of the biological filter. During the process of passing through the biological filling layer, the airflow and circulating fluid complete three processes: gas-liquid biological diffusion, liquid-solid diffusion, and biological oxidation. Microorganisms use gaseous odorous substances as nutrients, and odorous substances and VOCs are oxidized and synthesized by microorganisms. During the transformation process, energy is generated to provide energy for the growth and reproduction of microorganisms.

Wholesale of biological deodorization equipmentUtilizing the physiological processes of microorganisms to convert harmful substances in organic waste gas into simple inorganic substances, such as CO2, H2O, and other simple inorganic substances. This is a harmless method for removing organic waste gas. In fact, biological purification methods utilize the life activities of microorganisms to convert harmful substances in exhaust gas into simple inorganic substances (such as carbon dioxide and water) and cellular substances. The main processes are biological washing, biological filtration, and biological drip filtration.

Application scope:

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/Odor in Paint Factory;
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.