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03/11/2003
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2003-063
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11.H.1.
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PBS & J
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February 2003, IRC Central Wastewater Treatment Facility Odor Control St
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3160
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ODOR CONTROL STUDY <br /> from the headspace under the covers . A new 2-stage scrubber system would be <br /> required to scrub the odorous air. The scrubbers would be approximately 3 feet in <br /> diameter. These new scrubber facilities would be designed in accordance with National <br /> Fire Prevention Association ( NFPA ) Standard 820 . <br /> The overall scrubber removal efficiency would be expected to be at least 90 % efficiency <br /> and perhaps greater than 95 % . . The construction and engineering costs for this <br /> alternative are estimated to be approximately $450 , 000 . The operating costs are <br /> estimated to be $ 17 , 000 per year, mostly for chemicals and power. <br /> 3 . 1 . 3 Cover and Control with New Biofilter <br /> Instead of using a new scrubber to treat emissions from the Anoxic Tank , a modular or <br /> custom biofilter could also be used to treat the air from this source . Biofilters consist of <br /> porous , moist media , which support the growth of microorganisms . Odorous gas is <br /> passed through the biofilter, where odorous compounds are absorbed into the liquid film <br /> at the surface of the media and adsorbed on the media and microorganisms . As the <br /> odorous compounds come into contact with the surfaces inside the biofilter, <br /> microorganisms utilize nutrients in the media to biologically oxidize the odorous <br /> compounds . Biofilters are considered a broad -spectrum odor control technology. <br /> Biofilters are capable of achieving high removal efficiencies for 1-12S and many VOCs . <br /> Organic sulfur removal has been generally good , but less predictable . Compost, bark , <br /> sand , peat, and soil are often used as media for biofilters . <br /> A modular biofilter is a packaged unit that contains all air and water distribution <br /> systems , biofilter media , fans , and ancillary equipment associated with the biofilter. The <br /> unit is pre-assembled and shipped on a skid . It is ready to be installed as an end -of-duct <br /> treatment device . BIOREM , BioCube , US Filter, and others manufacturers make <br /> modular biofilters . The advantages and disadvantages of modular biofilters include the <br /> following : <br /> Advantages <br /> • Easy construction and installation <br /> • Small footprint <br /> • Low operations and maintenance costs <br /> • Good 1-12S and VOC control <br /> • Able to be relocated , if necessary <br /> Disadvantages <br /> • Possible poor removal of organic sulfides <br /> • Periodic replacement of media <br /> • Relatively high capital costs <br /> A custom biofilter is a site-specific biofilter that is constructed of readily available <br /> commercial building materials . The materials are assembled on -site , in a sequential <br /> manner. Customized biofilters are generally larger than manufactured biofilters because <br /> PM61 16 Indian River County, Central Wastewater Treatment Facility <br /> PBS&J #071230, February 2003 <br />
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