“Odor emitted from wastewater treatment processes is increasingly a concern as populations grow and housing encroaches upon once-remote treatment facilities,”
According to Keaney, the MÓNASHELL system is designed to deliver significant, environmentally responsible benefits for wastewater pumping stations, wastewater treatment works, sludge-handling and treatment processors, municipal solid waste and composting centers, as well as various industrial facilities.
Keaney went on to say “MÓNASHELL is very effective for treating a broad range of compounds and high levels of H2S and Organic Sulfides. MÓNASHELL uses a smaller footprint than conventional biofilters and its offsite or onsite modular construction allows ease of installation.
How can seashells do all of this?
“The waste airstream is directed into recirculating water within the MÓNASHELL unit, allowing contact between selected micro-organisms and odorous compounds. The harmless bacteria reside on the shell media, which contains high levels of CaCO3 and neutralizes acid byproducts of sulfide oxidation. The physical, structural and chemical properties of the media allow for smaller filters and higher efficiencies. By-products of MÓNASHELL biofiltration are harmless, clean and odor-free.” Keaney explained.
New Thinking For A New Era:
“MÓNASHELL is the most environmentally responsible odor treatment solution, “ Keaney asserted today. “We at Bord na Móna are dedicated to developing state-of-the-
Bord na Móna are proud to showcase their extensive range of odor control and wastewater treatment solutions at WEFTEC 2008 and will have working models of each system on the booth to help demonstrate the technologies. Ian Phillips, the original inventor of the MÓNASHELL Biofiltration System will present a paper at WEFTEC entitled “Development of Innovative Solutions for Biological Treatment of Odor and VOC Emissions from Municipal Wastewater Treatment Applications.”
Headquartered in Dublin Ireland, Bord na Móna is a multi-national $550-million full line provider of products and services in the environmental, energy, fuels, and horticulture markets. The company’s state-of-the-
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