7. Conclusion. Some trends
Sulfur compounds ( Mercaptans, sulfides, etc. are compounds with definite toxicity, significant corrosiveness, and a strong unpleasant odor. They must be removed from gaseous emissions before being released into the atmosphere. Their physicochemical characteristics, the flow rates to be treated, their concentration, and the matrix in which they are present (air, natural gas, etc.) are used to select the optimal treatment process. Some areas of application and the advantages and disadvantages of the processes are shown in the table below. 10 .
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Bibliography
- (1) - AIR LIQUIDE - Encyclopédie des gaz. - Elsevier – Air Liquide, Paris (1976). https://encyclopedia.airliquide.com/fr/-sulfure-hydrogene
- (2) - INRS -...
Software tools (non-exhaustive list)
BIARD (P.F.) – Sizing model for packed columns used in counter-current gas scrubbing. Rennes Institute of Chemical Sciences (ISCR), Chemistry and Process Engineering team, Rennes National School of Chemistry (ENSCR).
https://iscr.univ-rennes.fr/fr/pierre-francois-biard
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Websites (non-exhaustive list)
ADEME (formerly the French Environment and Energy Management Agency, now the French Agency for Ecological Transition):
EEA (European Environment Agency): https://www.eea.europa.eu/fr
AFNOR...
Events (non-exhaustive list)
Pollutec, the international trade show for environmental equipment, technologies, and services, takes place alternately in Lyon (even years) and Paris (odd years).
Norms and standards (non-exhaustive list)
EPA's Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards (OAQPS).
Technical Committee ISO/TC 146 Air quality.
- Air quality – Environment – Collection of French Standards, 6th edition (1999), Volume 1 and Volume 2. - - 2011
- Emissions from stationary sources – - NF EN 13725 - 2022
- Wastewater treatment plants – Part 9: Odor control...
Regulations (non-exhaustive list)
Environmental Code – Regulatory section (Articles R. 121-1 to R. 714-2), Book II: Physical environments (Articles R. 211-1 to R. 229-110), Title II: Air and atmosphere (Articles R. 221-1 to R. 229-110), Chapter II: Planning (Articles R. 222-1 to D. 222-41), Section 3: National Targets for Reducing Air Pollutant Emissions (Articles D. 222-37 to D. 222-41).
Decree of July 26, 2002,...
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Organizations – Federations – Associations (non-exhaustive list)
ADEME (Agency for Ecological Transition, formerly the Agency for the Environment and Energy Management):
EEA (European Environment Agency): https://www.eea.europa.eu/fr
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