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KMID : 1156220200460020170
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Journal of Environmental Health Sciences
2020 Volume.46 No. 2 p.170 ~ p.183
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Experimental Study on Hydrogen Sulfide Abatement in Sewage Odor Using Microbial Deodorants on the Marke
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Park Sang-Jin
Kwon Soo-Youl
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Abstract
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Objectives: This study was conducted to estimate a technology to reduce hydrogen sulfide (H2S) in sewage odor using microbial deodorant.
Methods: After injecting five commercially available microbial deodorants into fresh sewage, the concentration of hydrogen sulfide over time was measured using the headspace method. H2S concentration in odor samples was measured using gas chromatograph/FPD. Calculated odor concentration and calculated odor intensity by H2S concentration remaining after treatment with microbial deodorant were evaluated theoretically.
Results: The rate of H2S abatement by microbial deodorant differed depending on the experimental conditions and the type of deodorant, but it was found to range from 63 to 82%. Especially, two deodorants showed high H2S reduction rates of over 80% on average. However, based on the best deodorant, the theoretically calculated odor concentration by H2S after microbial deodorant treatment was 4,400 OUk, and the theoretical odor intensity was also rated at 4 degrees or higher.
Conclusions: In conclusion, microbial deodorant is considered to have a relatively high effect on reducing H2S in sewage odor. However, even after treatment with microbial deodorant, calculated odor concentration and calculated odor intensity were relatively high. This is thought to be caused by other odorous substances besides H2S.
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KEYWORD
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Sewage odor, microbial deodorant, H2S abatement, calculated odor concentration, calculated odor intensity
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