無酸素排水池のための新しいKiteMixシステムは,異なる基板粘度および混合速度でパイロットスケールでテストされました

Hermann Velten1, Marcel Pingsmann1, Carsten Linnenberg2

  • 1Competence Centre for Sustainable Engineering and Environmental Systems, THM University of Applied Sciences, Gießen, Germany.

Environmental technology
|September 2, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

新しいロープで誘導される平面混合装置は,混合効率を向上させることで,無酸素池の排水処理を強化します. この低保守的なシステムは 大きく浅い池に最適で 有機分解とバイオメタンの捕獲を促進します

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