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Elemental sulfur Equipment in District of Columbia

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HydroThane STP BSP

by HydroThane STP BV

HydroThane STP® BSP stands for Biological deSulphurization Process and is a simple biological process that removes hydrogen sulphide H2S from the biogas without the use of chemicals.The biogas is fed into vertical column(s) with a packing media in counter current flow, the BSP process can be seen as a combination of a conventional chemical ...

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BIODESOX - SOx Removal From Flue Gas

by Paques B.V.

BIODESOX removes SOx (SO2 and SO3) from gases and converts it into elemental sulphur.

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SULFATEQ - Sulphate And Metal Recovery

by Paques B.V.

SULFATEQ removes sulphate to less than 300 mg/l and converts it into hydrophilic (non-clogging) elemental sulphur. In addition, it recovers valuable metals such as copper, nickel and zinc as marketable metal sulphides.

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Elemental Sulfur/Nitrogen

by ALYTECH

AlyTech is the exclusive distributor for France, South of Belgium, North Africa and Lybia of the entire PAC-Antek product line. This involves both laboratory & on-line total Nitrogen and total Sulfur analyzers, Fluoride analyzer, GC and LC specific detectors. Antek Sulphur or Nitrogen GC and HPLC detectors. Antek Sulphur, Nitrogen, Fluoride, ...

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Hydrogen Sulfide Removal

by Advanced Equipment and Services, Inc.

The presence of hydrogen sulfide in home drinking water supplies is not a health hazard, but is a common nuisance contaminant whose distinctive 'rotten egg' odor makes water treatment desirable. Several treatment methods are available, and often hydrogen sulfide can be treated and removed using the same process and equipment used for iron and ...

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H2S Removal from Biogas

by Eco-Tec Inc.

Eco-Tec’s Biogas Purification System – BgPur – is an award-winning technology (view Youtube video) that reduces sulfur dioxide emissions, equipment corrosion, and fouling by removing hydrogen sulfide (H2S) from biogas; in turn, BgPur recovers the biogas for multiple power-generation applications – with no waste or disposal ...

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Biogas Treatment - Biopuric

by Biothane Corporation

The Biopuric Process is an unique combination of existing technologies, wherein sulfur oxidizing microorganisms in the biofilm metabolize hydrogen sulfide into elemental sulfur and sulfuric acid, thus purifying the biogas. This proven, exclusive Biothane process is installed in municipal and industrial fields. Operating plants are effectively ...

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BIOMETEQ - Polishing Of Effluent Containing Low Metal Concentrations

by Paques B.V.

BIOMETEQ is a process for the biological polishing op metal containing effluent, using proven moving bed reactor technology. It removes metals from effluents to sub ppm or even ppb levels.

BIOMETEQ - Polishing Of Effluent Containing Low Metal Concentrations

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THIOTEQ - Sulphate Recovery

by Paques B.V.

Why let valuable dissolved metals go to waste? Why mix toxic metal with a pile of gypsym? THIOTEQ™ technology recovers dissolved metals from liquids by the formation of high purity metal sulphides. These can either be marketed or else disposed off in a very compact form.

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H2S Removal System

by GGE Power Pvt. Ltd.

H2S often results from the bacterial break down of organic matter in the absence of oxygen, such as in swamps and sewers (anaerobic digestion). It also occurs in volcanic gases, natural gas and some well waters. The odor of H2S is commonly misattributed to elemental sulfur, which is in fact odorless.