Regarding the control of odors in sewage treatment plants
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May I ask what technologies are used in your wastewater treatment plants and accident ponds to control odors? How effective is it?
At present, we use fiberglass covers for the tanks to collect the wastewater, which is then sent to a filler tower where it undergoes catalytic oxidation using ozone; as a result, there is no odor whatsoever around the wastewater tanks. However, a new problem has arisen now: excessive ozone can cause new forms of pollution.
At present, we use fiberglass covers for the tanks to collect the wastewater, which is then sent to a filler tower where it undergoes catalytic oxidation using ozone; as a result, there is no odor whatsoever around the wastewater tanks. However, a new problem has arisen now: excessive ozone can cause new forms of pollution.
First, collect by sealing, then treat it using low-temperature plasma technology; it would be ideal if it could be sent to an incinerator for burning
Activated carbon adsorption, alkali wash tower – acid wash tower – water wash tower, catalytic oxidation reaction, low-temperature plasma, incinerator, or gas boiler (natural gas with exhaust gases)
The fiberglass glass panels can meet the standards directly after being treated with photolysis; however, it is necessary to choose a reputable manufacturer and use imported light tubes
We have an invention patent for biological filtration treatment
For the odors generated by wastewater treatment in chemical plants, other methods are less effective or too costly; biological treatment is the most suitable approach