Glass Fiber Reinforced Plastic (GFRP) Bio-Odor Removal Filter Pond

Glass Fiber Reinforced Plastic Bio-Odor Removal Box Technical Features: 1. Pure biomass microorganism carrier material; 2. Specialized bacteria for adsorption and decomposition of malodorous gases; 3. Microbial treatment method, no secondary pollution; 4. Strongly targeted strain selection, large specific surface area of filling material, high total amount of bacteria, large contact area, and excellent adsorption treatment effect; 5. Nutrient solution recirculating spray, good gas-liquid contact; 6. High degree of integration and automation, capable of full automatic operation, low pressure drop, small footprint, low transportation cost, and high removal efficiency. The Bio-Odor Removal Box utilizes an optimized combination of "washing + biochemical" processes. The core of the bio-odor removal box is the bio-catalytic oxidation bed. Microorganisms in the bio-odor removal box exist in a population manner, with multiple microorganisms cohabiting in one environment. The characteristics of these microorganisms are both similar and different. Different pollutants in nature can all find microorganisms capable of degrading them. Therefore, the bio-odor removal box can simultaneously treat and purify multiple types of pollutants within a single unit.

Bio-odor removal boxes utilize bioorganisms that degrade pollutants into carbon dioxide and water, preventing secondary pollution. The bio-degradation process involves: after environmental conditions change, some microorganisms die, while others survive. The surviving microorganisms in the bio-odor removal box can reproduce and develop into dominant strains in a short time. Therefore, the bio-filtering treatment can handle shock loads. When the pollution concentration increases, the treatment effect may decrease temporarily, but it can quickly return to normal. The bio-box is made of a large surface area of bio-fill material, allowing microorganisms to form a biofilm under suitable conditions on the bio-fill surface. The microorganisms in the biofilm use inorganic and organic substances from the exhaust gas as carbon sources and energy, degrade malodorous substances to maintain their life activities, and decompose them into odorless substances like water, carbon dioxide, and minerals, achieving the goal of VOCs purification treatment.