I would like to ask: Anaerobic treatment of wastewater produces a small amount of methane, which mixes with other malodorous gases from the sewage treatment plant

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I would like to ask: It is feasible to produce a small amount of methane during the anaerobic treatment of wastewater, and then discharge this methane after it has been mixed with other malodorous gases from the wastewater treatment plant and treated to remove those odors. What are the potential risks associated with this approach?

Reply #22019-06-12

Should alkanes be released only after proper treatment?

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