Practical methods of cleaning biogas from hydrogen sulphide. part 1. Application of solid sorbents
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Hydrogen sulphide is a commonly occurring component of biogas that causes atmospheric pollution and corro-sion of equipment used in biogas plants. Its removal before further processing of biogas is therefore necessaryfor environmental and technical reasons. The paper presents a critical review of technologies that use solidsorbents. The next paper will discuss the chemical and biochemical processes taking place in liquid systems.
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Piotr Anielak, Karolina Rosiak, Wojciech Wolf, & Andrzej Żarczyński. (2014). Practical methods of cleaning biogas from hydrogen sulphide. part 1. Application of solid sorbents. ACTA INNOVATIONS, 12, 24–34. https://doi.org/10.62441/actainnovations.v12i.68
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