Fiberglass GFRP FRP Biological deodorization system for livestock farms FT-BDS3

Municipal Sewage Treatment Plant
In the municipal sewage treatment plant, the biological odor removal system is mainly applied to the points where high concentrations of hydrogen sulfide, ammonia gas, and organic sulfur compounds are produced, such as the influent lift pump station, grit chamber, regulating tank, sludge concentration tank, and dewatering machine room. This system utilizes the professional bacteria attached to the biological filler to efficiently degrade the odor components into carbon dioxide and water, with an removal rate of over 95%. It has low operating costs, no chemical waste liquid, and can ensure long-term stable compliance with the factory boundary standards and the air quality of the surrounding communities.

Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry
In the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, biological odor removal systems are suitable for the treatment of biodegradable organic waste gases, such as alcohols, esters, and some oxygen-containing VOCs. Typical locations include solvent recovery workshops, wastewater treatment facilities, and breathing air in storage areas. The system's front end can be equipped with pre-treatment units (such as pH adjustment, cooling, and dust removal) based on the characteristics of the waste gas. The main biological section utilizes highly efficient bacteria strains for decomposition and conversion. While meeting environmental protection emission standards, it significantly reduces the amount of hazardous waste generated and the total operating costs.

Waste Disposal and Solid Waste Facilities
For the complex and variable odor environments in garbage transfer stations, landfill operation areas, leachate regulating ponds, and composting workshops, the biological odor removal system demonstrates extremely strong resistance to shock loads. It can simultaneously treat various mixed malodorous substances such as ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, sulfides, amines, etc. Even when the odor concentration fluctuates significantly, it still maintains a stable removal effect without the need for frequent adjustment of process parameters. It is particularly suitable for solid waste treatment scenarios with complex odor components and fluctuating concentrations.

Aquaculture and Agriculture
In livestock farms (pig houses, chicken houses, cattle houses) and organic fertilizer fermentation workshops, biological odor removal systems are used to treat high-concentration ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, and trimethylamine and other odorous substances from livestock waste. This system can be arranged in a distributed manner, installed close to the exhaust vents or the livestock waste storage tanks, using dedicated bacteria strains with high load tolerance to achieve low-cost and continuous odor removal. This not only significantly improves animal welfare and the working environment but also helps breeding enterprises easily meet the strict requirements of environmental protection regulations for the odor concentration at the farm boundary.