Method and apparatus for processing organic chlorine compounds
AssigneeSumitomo Heavy Industries, Ltd.
InventorsMasanobu Ohkata, Eiichi Nishikawa, Kohei Miki, Jirou Satou, Isamu Inoue
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AssigneeSumitomo Heavy Industries, Ltd.
InventorsMasanobu Ohkata, Eiichi Nishikawa, Kohei Miki, Jirou Satou, Isamu Inoue
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In the method of processing an organic chlorine compound in accordance with the present invention, slurry containing fly ash K including dioxins are supplied from a pretreatment bath to a biological treatment bath of a processing apparatus; nitrifying bacteria, denitrifying bacteria, aqueous ammonia, and methanol are supplied to the slurry from a nitrifying bacteria storage bath, a denitrifying bacteria storage bath, an ammonia storage bath, and a methanol storage bath, respectively; and a nitrifying reaction is carried out by the nitrifying bacteria in an aerobic atmosphere, so as to decompose the dioxins along with the nitrifying reaction.
A method of processing an organic chlorine compound for decomposing and eliminating the organic chlorine compound in an object to be processed which contains biological sludge,
A method of processing an organic chlorine compound for decomposing and eliminating the organic chlorine compound in an object to be processed,
A method of processing an organic chlorine compound for decomposing and eliminating the organic chlorine compound in an object to be processed,
A method of processing an organic chlorine compound for decomposing and eliminating the organic chlorine compound in an object to be processed,
A method of processing an organic chlorine compound for decomposing and eliminating the organic chlorine compound in an object to be processed,
A method of processing an organic chlorine compound for decomposing and eliminating the organic chlorine compound in an object to be processed,
A method of processing an organic chlorine compound for decomposing and eliminating the organic chlorine compound in an object to be processed,
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