What is an appropriate height for a biological filter tower used to treat organic waste gases?
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Generally, the height of the filter bed is required to be no more than 1 meter. Since a large volume of air is used in such systems, multiple layers are needed to minimize the space occupied. What is the difference between parallel operation and series operation? Is the height for series operation generally limited to within 5 meters?
Parallel should increase the processing volume, while series should enhance the processing efficiency. As for the height, it is estimated that the filter layer height mentioned by the original poster corresponds to what is used in actual projects. Theoretically, tower biological filters are generally 8 to 24 meters tall, with a diameter of 1 to 4 meters, and the height of a single layer is
Tower biological filters used for treating exhaust gases are generally 8 to 24 meters tall? ? Which book mentions it?
The voltage drop is too high; this must be the main factor. If a higher level is desired, drip filtration is better.
The parameters on the 2nd floor are taken from the second edition of \"Environmental Engineering\", by Jiang Zhanpeng. There is one thing I would like to ask about: the differences between biological filters used for treating waste gas and waste water. Thank you