biomass treatment Applications

Related terms for "biomass treatment ": biomass treatment plant applications , organic biomass treatment applications

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  Biomass Furnace Dust Filtration

  Application: PPS (Ryton) Filter Bags are widely used in coal-fired boilers, waste incinerators, coking furnaces, kiln furnaces,Biomass Furnace ,chemical dry process of flue gas cleaning processes, also using, carbon black, powder collection, pneumatic conveying, cement industry, and more. When due to chemical attack and hydrolysis causes, Aramid cannot be used, PPS (Ryton) Filter Bag can be substituted.

  By Zhejiang Grace Envirotech Co., Ltd based in XIAOSHAN, CHINA.

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  Microbial testing for biological wastewater treatment industry

  Realize a new level of process stability and efficiency! Wastewater operators have traditionally had no choice but to rely on TSS or VSS measurements to quantify biomass in their process. These measurements detect much more than just living biomass and therefore are inaccurate and unresponsive indicators of the living population.

  By LuminUltra Technologies Ltd. based in Fredericton, NEW BRUNSWICK (CANADA).

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  Cooling & Drinkingwater: ATP monitoring of biomass growth in waters

  Monitoring Biomass in (Cooling Tower) Waters through ATP monitoring

  The TOXcontrol can be used for ATP monitoring. Currently our company is doing research for further developments for this application on the TOXcontrol.

  Monitoring the microbial population of cooling towers is necessary in order to maintain the proper operation of the system. Conventional methods for monitoring microbial populations work by culturing microorganisms, a time-consuming procedure that requires days or even weeks of incubation before the results are known. Biofouling can be well-advanced before treatment begins. In addition, it is believed that this technique does not detect the full range of microbial life present in cooling systems.

  By microLAN B.V. based in Waalwijk, NETHERLANDS.

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  Waste to Energy

  We can treat the air streams from waste management plants, MBT (Mechanical Biological Treatment) reception and composting areas, Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTP), Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) Plants, gasification of waste, syngas, torrefaction, gas engines and biogas upgrading. In waste management plants and WWTP, we remove the odors that may be causing a nuisance to neighbors, with bioreactors using Biomass to degrade odorous components and where odors are particularly intractable or VOC emissions higher, thermal oxidizers to meet prescribed emission limits and odor levels. In RDF Plants, Syngas, Gasification, Gas Engine and Biogas Upgrading applications, we employ thermal oxidizers, particulate removal and DeNOX systems, for the control of VOC, NOx, CO and particulates to prescribed emission limits.

  By Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC LLC based in De Pere, WISCONSIN (USA).

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  Absolute separation for the environment sector

  VITONE ECO decanters, together with all auxiliary machinery such as polypreparers, removal dewatered sludge screws, pumps, etcetera, are meant for the following uses: dehydration and thickening of sewage from civil and industrial purification plants; dehydration of vegetable biomasses and zootechnical sludge; waste water treatment for distilleries and fellmongering waste.

  By Vitone Eco S.r.l. based in Bitonto, ITALY.

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  Material handling equipment for utilities industry

  Electric Power Generation, Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation, Biomass, Alternative Fuels, Sewage Treatment Facilities, Waste Management and Remediation Services, Waste Treatment and Disposal, Solid Waste Combustors and Incinerators, Remediation Services, Materials Recovery, Facilities Waste Treatment and Disposal, Solid Waste Combustors and Incinerators, Remediation Services.

  By TerraSource Global based in St. Louis, MISSOURI (USA).

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  Solutions for the wastewater sector

  Conventional wastewater treatment systems are focused on efficient removal of polluting components. This is commonly done through aeration and separation of formed biomass from the cleaned water. After treatment the water would be discharged onto surface waters or subsoil irrigation. Introduction of polishing steps after these treatment systems opened up the possibilities to reuse water for either irrigation or even potable water. DMT Environmental Technology also implements these solutions with its MemBioRex membrane bioreactor. Nowadays novel technologies enable reuse of saline water within industries such as unconventional oil and gas, industry, agriculture, and mining. DMT Water Technology develops and realises innovative products to enable our customers to meet these challenges.
  
  

  By DMT Environmental Technology BV based in Joure (NL), NETHERLANDS.

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  Uremediate soil and water remediation of Uranium

  Please see files for more information. The following mechanisms of direct bacteria-uranium interactions are described: i) oxidation of U(IV) to U(VI) resulting in solubilization; ii) bioaccumulation, which includes processes of bio-sorption by cell surface iii) reduction of U(VI) to insoluble U(IV); polymers and/or uptake inside the cells. iv) The U(VI) accumulated both on the bacterial surfaces or inside the cells as well as biologically reduced U(IV) precipitates can initiate bio-mineralization processes, which result in immobilization of additional amounts of uranium. v) Dose rate: 300 gm per Ton Biomass (for soil treatment). vi) Dose rate: 100 gm per KL (for water treatment).

  By Terawet Green Technologies, Inc. (TGT) based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA).

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  Uremediate soil and water remediation of Uranium

  Please see files for more information. The following mechanisms of direct bacteria-uranium interactions are described: i) oxidation of U(IV) to U(VI) resulting in solubilization; ii) bioaccumulation, which includes processes of bio-sorption by cell surface iii) reduction of U(VI) to insoluble U(IV); polymers and/or uptake inside the cells. iv) The U(VI) accumulated both on the bacterial surfaces or inside the cells as well as biologically reduced U(IV) precipitates can initiate bio-mineralization processes, which result in immobilization of additional amounts of uranium. v) Dose rate: 300 gm per Ton Biomass (for soil treatment). vi) Dose rate: 100 gm per KL (for water treatment).

  By Terawet Green Technologies, Inc. (TGT) based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA).