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Air Pollution Control Equipment
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Municipal Wastewater Odor Control
Microbes at Work US PATENT #5,780,293
The Filtercrobe® process:
Uses proven catalytic carbon to absorb HAPs, VOCs, H2S, SO2, Siloxane and Halogenated Compounds
Oxidizes hydrogen sulfide gases <700ppm and converts byproduct to water soluble sulfur compounds.
Special collection of aerobic microbes consume the VOC and Halogenated Hydrocarbon compounds.
These unique natural microbes creates no biomass.
The Filtercrobe® Outcome:
Eliminates hazardous byproducts.
Cleans and rejuvenates granular activated carbon while in place.
Provides a cost effective scrubber.
Process efficiency provides a reduced footprint compared to wet scrubbers or thermal oxidation systems.
Unique design reduces maintenance requirements.
Extends the life of the carbon media often to 20 years without replacement.
The Filtercrobe® Features:
Carbon bed depths up to three (3) feet for high gas concentrations.
The Filtercrobe® Summary:
Granular Activated Carbon is housed in a drum inside a 304 stainless steel tank. The drum is constructed of
layers of perforated steel, and steel screens. The contaminated air passes through the center of this drum
containing granulated carbon media to exit. The drum slowly rotates so that the bottom portion of the drum
containing 30 percent of the carbon is submerged at all times in a water bath charged with the proprietary
designed microbes - AgriMicrobe Sales Formula V®. The microbes remove and bio remediate the captured
contaminants from the submerged carbon. Thus the carbon is not spent with a residual of VOC’s or sulfur
buildup.
Catalytic carbon has been used for over ten years in scrubber systems to remove hydrogen sulfide from
wastewater applications. The technology is proven. The difference with AgriMicrobe’s patented technology is
the method of cleaning the carbon media while in place with no operational loss or down time. The Bio-filtration
system provides clean and safe disposal water periodically containing no acid. This waste may be disposed of
as normal wastewater.
With stainless steel construction, stainless steel screening, PVC piping and regenerated carbon, the only
maintenance cost should only involve motor maintenance. The AgriMicrobe Sales Formula V® microbes must
be replaced every 4 weeks. Properly managed, the system will operate with the necessary electricity and
“microbes” at a cost between $225 to $250 a month for a 20,000 CFM unit. This does not include the power
cost for the air handler unit.
Microbes at Work US PATENT #5,780,293
The Filtercrobe® process:
Uses proven catalytic carbon to absorb HAPs, VOCs, H2S, SO2, Siloxane and Halogenated Compounds
Oxidizes hydrogen sulfide gases <700ppm and converts byproduct to water soluble sulfur compounds.
Special collection of aerobic microbes consume the VOC and Halogenated Hydrocarbon compounds.
These unique natural microbes creates no biomass.
The Filtercrobe® Outcome:
Eliminates hazardous byproducts.
Cleans and rejuvenates granular activated carbon while in place.
Provides a cost effective scrubber.
Process efficiency provides a reduced footprint compared to wet scrubbers or thermal oxidation systems.
Unique design reduces maintenance requirements.
Extends the life of the carbon media often to 20 years without replacement.
The Filtercrobe® Features:
Carbon bed depths up to three (3) feet for high gas concentrations.
The Filtercrobe® Summary:
Granular Activated Carbon is housed in a drum inside a 304 stainless steel tank. The drum is constructed of
layers of perforated steel, and steel screens. The contaminated air passes through the center of this drum
containing granulated carbon media to exit. The drum slowly rotates so that the bottom portion of the drum
containing 30 percent of the carbon is submerged at all times in a water bath charged with the proprietary
designed microbes - AgriMicrobe Sales Formula V®. The microbes remove and bio remediate the captured
contaminants from the submerged carbon. Thus the carbon is not spent with a residual of VOC’s or sulfur
buildup.
Catalytic carbon has been used for over ten years in scrubber systems to remove hydrogen sulfide from
wastewater applications. The technology is proven. The difference with AgriMicrobe’s patented technology is
the method of cleaning the carbon media while in place with no operational loss or down time. The Bio-filtration
system provides clean and safe disposal water periodically containing no acid. This waste may be disposed of
as normal wastewater.
With stainless steel construction, stainless steel screening, PVC piping and regenerated carbon, the only
maintenance cost should only involve motor maintenance. The AgriMicrobe Sales Formula V® microbes must
be replaced every 4 weeks. Properly managed, the system will operate with the necessary electricity and
“microbes” at a cost between $225 to $250 a month for a 20,000 CFM unit. This does not include the power
cost for the air handler unit.
Call +1 (918) 708 - 1253
Products
Regenerative Catalytic Oxidizer (RCO)
Regenerative Thermal Oxidizer (RTO)
Direct Fired Thermal Oxidizer (DFTO)
Low NOx Burners <9ppm (NOx)
VOC Concentrator Systems (TSRA)
Nitrogen Rejection System (PSA)
Filtercrobe I Bio-Filtration (GACBF)
Carbon Bed Adsorption Canister (GAC)
Micro Turbine Waste Heat Energy
AgriMicrobe Sales Formula V
Product Inquiry
Product Questionnaire
Service Inquiry
Service Inquiry
Spent Carbon Reactivation Program
Air Pollution Control Equipment Services
Purchase Plans
Buying and Service Agreement Plans
Rental Plans (Short/Long Term)
Energy Performance Agreement
Services
Service Inquiry
Spent Carbon Reactivation Program
Air Pollution Control Equipment Service
GACBF Process & Treatment
Information
About GACBF Systems
Activated Carbon Adsorption Treating VOC's
Municipal Odor Control Wastewater Treatment
Hydrogen Sulfide Reduction
Understanding Soil Vapor Extraction
Reducing Costs of VOC Abatement
Wastewater VOC Abatement
The Correct Air Pollution Control Product
Reducing Carbon Bed Fires And Odor
Coffee, Rendering, Bakery and Fishmeal
Natural Gas Processing and Oil Refineries
Cement Plant Air Pollution Control
Landfill Gas Requirements & Technology
Correct Emission Control Technology
Landfill & Wastewater Bio-Reactor
Paint & Printing Solvent Treatment
PDF Form Information
Filtercrobe Presentation
Pressure Conversions
Pressure Swing Adsorption System
The Filtercrobe (GACBF) System
Biofiltration Technology
Carbon Adsorption Of VOC Emissions
Carbon Adsorption Media Index
Cost Comparisons GAC v. Filtercrobe
Spent Carbon Reactivation Program
Landfill Gas Scrubber System
Municipal Odor Control
Natural Gas Scrubber System
Stopping Carbon Bed Fires
GAC Systems V. Filtercrobe System
Controlling VOC, BTEX, H2S,SO2, HAP
American Recovery & Reinvestment Act
NESHAP Regulations For Portland Cement
PSD GHG Emission Guidelines
Photos
Photos of Air Pollution Control Equipment
Photos of Rebuilt Equipment
Photos of Installation - Relocation Services
Helpful Links
Environmental Organization Links
Environmental AEFS Blog
Regenerative Catalytic Oxidizer (RCO)
Regenerative Thermal Oxidizer (RTO)
Direct Fired Thermal Oxidizer (DFTO)
Low NOx Burners <9ppm (NOx)
VOC Concentrator Systems (TSRA)
Nitrogen Rejection System (PSA)
Filtercrobe I Bio-Filtration (GACBF)
Carbon Bed Adsorption Canister (GAC)
Micro Turbine Waste Heat Energy
AgriMicrobe Sales Formula V
Product Inquiry
Product Questionnaire
Service Inquiry
Service Inquiry
Spent Carbon Reactivation Program
Air Pollution Control Equipment Services
Purchase Plans
Buying and Service Agreement Plans
Rental Plans (Short/Long Term)
Energy Performance Agreement
Services
Service Inquiry
Spent Carbon Reactivation Program
Air Pollution Control Equipment Service
GACBF Process & Treatment
Information
About GACBF Systems
Activated Carbon Adsorption Treating VOC's
Municipal Odor Control Wastewater Treatment
Hydrogen Sulfide Reduction
Understanding Soil Vapor Extraction
Reducing Costs of VOC Abatement
Wastewater VOC Abatement
The Correct Air Pollution Control Product
Reducing Carbon Bed Fires And Odor
Coffee, Rendering, Bakery and Fishmeal
Natural Gas Processing and Oil Refineries
Cement Plant Air Pollution Control
Landfill Gas Requirements & Technology
Correct Emission Control Technology
Landfill & Wastewater Bio-Reactor
Paint & Printing Solvent Treatment
PDF Form Information
Filtercrobe Presentation
Pressure Conversions
Pressure Swing Adsorption System
The Filtercrobe (GACBF) System
Biofiltration Technology
Carbon Adsorption Of VOC Emissions
Carbon Adsorption Media Index
Cost Comparisons GAC v. Filtercrobe
Spent Carbon Reactivation Program
Landfill Gas Scrubber System
Municipal Odor Control
Natural Gas Scrubber System
Stopping Carbon Bed Fires
GAC Systems V. Filtercrobe System
Controlling VOC, BTEX, H2S,SO2, HAP
American Recovery & Reinvestment Act
NESHAP Regulations For Portland Cement
PSD GHG Emission Guidelines
Photos
Photos of Air Pollution Control Equipment
Photos of Rebuilt Equipment
Photos of Installation - Relocation Services
Helpful Links
Environmental Organization Links
Environmental AEFS Blog