Pollution Characterisytics of Stench from Wastewater Treatment System on Penicillin Production

Zhao Du; Bin Guo; Aertuke Aisha; Ai Ling Ren

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.902

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Pollution Characterisytics of Stench from Wastewater Treatment System on Penicillin Production

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With portable gas chromatography - mass spectrometry (GC - MS) each unit tested penicillin wastewater treatment system of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from gas collection pipe. The results show that there are 29 pollutants in gas, including sulfur-containing compounds (90.37%). Large volume concentration H₂S (383 ppm), isopropyl mercaptan (30,432 ppb) and acetone (16,024 ppb); H₂S (766,000 times), isopropyl mercaptan (40576 times), methyl mercaptan (150 times) beyond their olfactory threshold; H₂S (383 times) beyond the TWA threshold. Each unit stench in the sum of the pollutant concentration is range of 47 ~ 2103 ppm. In waste water treatment system, anaerobic treatment unit stench is highest.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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Zhao Du, Bin Guo, Aertuke Aisha, Ai Ling Ren

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Penicillin, Pollution Characterisytics, Stench

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