Liquid purification or separation – With gas separator
Patent
1992-08-06
1995-07-11
Wyse, Thomas
Liquid purification or separation
With gas separator
210218, 210320, 95 92, C02F 330
Patent
active
054318084
ABSTRACT:
The waste water which is discharged from the anaerobic treatment stages of biological waste water treatment plants still contains highly volatile organic substances which, if not biodegraded, escape into the ambient air and lead to unwelcome odors. Also, the exhaust air of the anaerobic treatment stage may contain such highly volatile substances. An escape into the ambient air can be prevented if the waste water which is discharged from the anaerobic treatment stage is aerated with exhaust air sucked off from the anaerobic stage and if this exhaust air, after the aeration, is then fed to a spray washer and compost filter. The water for the spray washer is taken from the discharge of the anaerobic stage and returns there.
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Passavant-Werke AG
Wyse Thomas
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