Procedure for microbiological transformation of sulphur containing harmful components in exhaust gases
CA 1302930 C · Owner: Glanzstoff Austria Gesmbh · Inventors: Kloimstein, Lothar; Schmidt, Alfred; Niedermayer, Erwin
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A biological conversion process is provided for degradation of sulfur-containing pollutants such as H2S CS2, COS, and also, organic sulfur compounds such as thio-alcohols thio-ethers, and, thiophenes in waste gas. A packed reactor is provided which has packing material covered with immobilized microorganisms of the family of Thiobacillaceae and which are continuously kept moist so, that metabolic products of the microorganisms are dissolved in the moisture and discharged continuously. A continuous concentration gradient for sulfate ions thereby results in the reactor or in the region of the microorganisms, these sulfate ions being neutralized in a second reactor by supplying lye (soda or …
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- Granted June 9, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 9, 2009.
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