Biotechnology for Odor and Air Pollution Control [electronic resource] /
Shareefdeen, Zarook.editor.
Singh, Ajay.editor.
Biotechnology offers one of the most economical and environmentally benign methods of air pollution control for industrial and municipal airstreams. Volatile organic and inorganic odorous compounds from various industries are emitted in large quantities and create hazards to the ecosystem and health effects to humans. Thus, the demand for odor and air pollution control systems that provide nuisance-free, breathable air is constantly growing. An international board of authors from universities, research institutes, and industries describe various biotechnological methods ranging from laboratory, to pilot evaluation and to full-scale process implementation. Topics include bioprocesses for the treatment of odors and air pollutants in wastewater treatment plants, rendering plants, chemical production facilities, and food and flavor manufacturing facilities. In addition to the basic microbiological and engineering aspects, the design, modeling and control of bioreactors are also presented.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
and Basic Theory -- Biotechnology for Air Pollution Control - an Overview -- Environmental Laws and Regulations Related to Odor and Waste Gas Contaminants -- Methods of Odor and VOC Control -- Selection of Bioreactor Media for Odor Control -- Microbiology of Bioreactors for Waste Gas Treatment -- Biological Reactor Technologies -- Biofilter Technology -- Biotrickling Filter Technology -- Bioscrubber Technology -- Membrane Bioreactor Technology -- Modeling of Biofilters and Biotrickling Filters for Odor and VOC Control Applications -- Biological Reactors - Applications -- Biofilter Design and Operation for Odor Control - The New Zealand Experience -- Biological Treatment of Waste Gases Containing Inorganic Compounds -- Biological Treatment of Waste Gases Containing Volatile Organic Compounds -- Biological Reactors - Case Studies -- Odor Removal in Industrial Facilities -- Odor Removal in Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plants - Case Studies -- Biotrickling and Bioscrubber Applications to Control Odor and Air Pollutants: Developments, Implementation Issues and Case Studies -- Future of Biotechnology -- Future Prospects of Biotechnology for Odor Control.
Biotechnology offers one of the most economical and environmentally benign methods of air pollution control for industrial and municipal airstreams. Volatile organic and inorganic odorous compounds from various industries are emitted in large quantities and create hazards to the ecosystem and health effects to humans. Thus, the demand for odor and air pollution control systems that provide nuisance-free, breathable air is constantly growing. An international board of authors from universities, research institutes, and industries describe various biotechnological methods ranging from laboratory, to pilot evaluation and to full-scale process implementation. Topics include bioprocesses for the treatment of odors and air pollutants in wastewater treatment plants, rendering plants, chemical production facilities, and food and flavor manufacturing facilities. In addition to the basic microbiological and engineering aspects, the design, modeling and control of bioreactors are also presented.
Biotechnology.
Biochemical engineering.
Air pollution.
Microbiology.
Industrial engineering.
Production engineering.
Biotechnology.
Biochemical Engineering.
Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution.
Applied Microbiology.
Microbiology.
Industrial and Production Engineering.