Enhanced removal of ethylbenzene from gas streams in biotrickling filters by Tween-20 and Zn(II)

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The effects of Tween-20 and Zn(II) on ethylbenzene removal were evaluated using two biotrickling filters (BTFs), BTF1 and BTF2. Only BTF1 was fed with Tween-20 and Zn(II). Results show that ethylbenzene removal decreased from 94% to 69% for BTF1 and from 74% to 54% for BTF2 with increased organic loading from 64.8 to 189.0g ethylbenzene/(m3·hr) at EBRT of 40sec. The effect of EBRT (60-15sec) at a constant ethylbenzene inlet concentration was more significant than that of EBRT (30-10sec) at a constant organic loading. Biomass accumulation rate within packing media was reduced significantly.

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Wang, L., Yang, C., Cheng, Y., Huang, J., Yang, H., Zeng, G., … He, S. (2014). Enhanced removal of ethylbenzene from gas streams in biotrickling filters by Tween-20 and Zn(II). Journal of Environmental Sciences (China), 26(12), 2500–2507. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jes.2014.04.011

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