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Composting Facility Air Treatment

Composting Facility Air Treatment

Air treatment capacity

60,000 m³/hour

Location

Australia

Reference Year

2018

Sector

Organic Waste Treatment & Air Pollution Control

Project overview

The Composting Facility Air Treatment project is an environmental air-treatment installation associated with organic waste processing in Australia.

Composting involves the controlled biological decomposition of organic materials. During this process, ammonia and other airborne compounds can be released, particularly as organic matter is broken down and aerated.

The facility incorporates a tower scrubbing system designed to treat ammonia-containing process air.

The treatment process uses gas-liquid contact to transfer ammonia from the extracted air stream into a treatment liquid, supporting the management of gaseous emissions from composting operations.

With a documented airflow capacity of 60,000 m³/hour, the system represents an industrial-scale application of wet scrubbing technology within organic waste treatment infrastructure.

Project Highlights

Application
Composting and organic waste treatment
Target pollutant
Ammonia (NH₃)
Treatment technology
Tower scrubbing
Air treatment capacity
60,000 m³/hour
Reference year
2018

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