TENHUNEN@finujo.bitnet (02/21/90)
Does anybody know the situation of the bioconversion possibilities of sulphur oxides, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, carbonyl sulphide of the exhaust gases of the soda kiln of the sulphate pulp process?
IBT006@djukfa11.bitnet (Siegfried M Schoberth) (02/23/90)
S-oxides: if it's SO2 it can be converted either to H2S or Sulfate Sulfate can be reduced to H2S CO: it can be converted to CO2 or Acetate or methane N-oxides: they can be reduced to ammonia or N2 These are only a few thoughts which come into my mind right now, during reading your message, Juhani. If you want to have more information please say so. Regards, Siggi
Eng-Leong_Foo_@kom.komunity.se (02/27/90)
I have done some research on biodegradation of condensates from smoke from wood-fired stoves; for both aerobic and anaerobic treatment processes. If you are interested I can loan you the copy of the report I have. Eng-leong Foo (MIRCEN-Stockholm)
IBT006@djukfa11.bitnet (Siegfried M Schoberth) (02/27/90)
I would be interested, Foo. Regards, Siggi.