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Performance of a Suspended-Growth Bioscrubber for the Control of Methanol

DeHollander, Glenn R. / Overcamp, Thomas J. / Grady, C.P.L.Jr.

An experimental study is presented on the control of methanol emissions using a single-stage, laboratory-scale, suspended-growth bioscrubber. The inlet concentration was 50 or 100 ppm_v. The bioscrubber was operated for over 80 days at a solids residence time of either one or two days. The overall removal efficiency of the scrubber with biomass ranged from 69.0 to 81.0%. The efficiency increased with the liquid flow rate. Model simulations were in good agreement with the data.

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Performance of a Suspended-Growth Bioscrubber for the Control of Methanol

DeHollander, Glenn R. / Overcamp, Thomas J. / Grady, C.P.L.Jr.

An experimental study is presented on the control of methanol emissions using a single-stage, laboratory-scale, suspended-growth bioscrubber. The inlet concentration was 50 or 100 ppm_v. The bioscrubber was operated for over 80 days at a solids residence time of either one or two days. The overall removal efficiency of the scrubber with biomass ranged from 69.0 to 81.0%. The efficiency increased with the liquid flow rate. Model simulations were in good agreement with the data.

Performance of a Suspended-Growth Bioscrubber for the Control of Methanol

DeHollander, Glenn R. / Overcamp, Thomas J. / Grady, C.P.L.Jr.

An experimental study is presented on the control of methanol emissions using a single-stage, laboratory-scale, suspended-growth bioscrubber. The inlet concentration was 50 or 100 ppm_v. The bioscrubber was operated for over 80 days at a solids residence time of either one or two days. The overall removal efficiency of the scrubber with biomass ranged from 69.0 to 81.0%. The efficiency increased with the liquid flow rate. Model simulations were in good agreement with the data.

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Title:

Performance of a Suspended-Growth Bioscrubber for the Control of Methanol

Contributors:

DeHollander, Glenn R. (author) / Overcamp, Thomas J. (author) / Grady, C.P.L.Jr. (author)

Published in:

Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association ; 48 ; 872-876

Publication date:

1998-09-01

Size:

5 pages

ISSN:

1096-2247 , 2162-2906

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1080/10473289.1998.10463734

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

Unknown

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