2. Stripping of volatile pollutants
Stripping refers to the entrainment of gases or volatile products dissolved in water by the action of another gas, in effect desorption.
The field of stripping, whose effectiveness will only be optimal in a well-defined pH zone, which can be very far from neutrality, concerns sulphurous products (hydrogen sulphide H2S, sulphurous gases, sulphides...), nitrogenous products (dissolved ammonia NH3, ammonium ions ) and certain volatile organic materials (solvents, phenols, alcohols...).
Industrial waste likely to be treated by stripping comes from :
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Stripping of volatile pollutants