Biotrickling: TECNIUM BIO-TR
The high efficiency of BIO-TR enables the reconversion of your chemical scrubber installation by removing the reagents consumption and so removing the chemical products storage in your facilities.
The traditional technologies used to remove odours involve a high reagent’s consumption and problems with other compounds. Those technologies also generate effluents as well.
TECNIUM PROCESS developed a new biologic system that enables a high efficiency in removing those compounds with a minimal installation and exploitation cost.
Advantages
- Reduced physical space
- High efficiency
- No chemicals consumption
- Long duration of the packing
- Energy saving cost, comparing with other systems to remove odours
- Minimal exploitation costs
- Clean. It has no generation or additional costs on effluents treatments (they can be introduced in the process of the WWTP)
- This system can be totally automated
- Good adaptation of the biomass at the changes of gas concentration to be treated
- This technology respects the environment
Downloads:
Gas Treatment Catalogue – English – 2.22 MB
Biotrickling: TECNIUM BIO-TR – English – 201 KB
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