Removal of H2S from biogas by adsorption with commercial activated carbon and granular iron oxide
Isabela Da Cruz Bonatto,
Hugo Rohden Becker,
Marcelo Seleme Matias
et al.
Abstract:Among the impurities that are harmful to the energy conversion of biogas generated in landfills is hydrogen sulfide (H2S). The present study compared the efficiency of H2S removal with the use of granular activated carbon (GAC) of two commercial brands, Norit GAC and Pelegrini GAC, and with the use of granular iron oxide from mineral residues. The tests were conducted on a laboratory scale, in a glass column, filled with filtering material, applying an inlet flow of gas and monitoring the outlet concentration.… Show more
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