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Short Summary

Energy Efficient Municipal and Industrial Odor Control Equipment Study

Bob Richardson

01-09

 

EISG Project Title:  Energy Efficient Municipal and Industrial Odor Control Equipment Study

EISG Grant Number:  01-09

PIER Area:  Industrial/Agricultural/Water End-Use Efficiency

Principal Investigator:  Bob Richardson

Contact Information: Phone: (530) 474-4819  email:  bob@prdd.net

Organization:  Pacific Rim Design & Development Inc.

Grant Amount:  $74,982

Grant Term:  16 Months

 

Project Description:

The purpose of this project is to research the feasibility of a new energy efficient process for eliminating odors at wastewater treatment facilities.  The proposed process reduces the amount of energy used by blowers and compressors.

 

Proposed Outcomes: 

·        A pilot scale odor control plant will be installed at a Pacific Rim test site.

·        Feasibility analysis based on the performance of the pilot plant.

·        Procedures for safe operation of the new equipment in the waste water treatment plant environment

 

Anticipated Benefits:

·        Reduce by 40% the amount of electrical energy used in odor control equipment.

·        Improve odor removal efficiency over conventional equipment.

·        Elimination of the large scrubber vessel saving the cost of the vessel, the cost of maintenance of the vessel and recovering the space that such large vessels occupy.

 

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