How does an iron sponge remove H2S?
sourced
Iron oxide on a wood-chip or pellet carrier reacts with hydrogen sulphide to form iron sulphide and water, exceeding 99.9% removal when properly sized - at ambient temperature and with no electricity. The media saturates and must be replaced or regenerated, and excess water has to be drained or the bed floods.
- Source
- American Biogas Council
- sourced
- Traceable to a named source.
- Level
- Practitioner — Operating numbers, ranges and failure modes.
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