This paper presents the results of a pilot study aimed at identifying the most effective odor and VOC treatment system for sludge thermal drying.

   The study evaluates the performance of various technologies in reducing odor, ammonia, and total organic carbon, providing key data on removal efficiencies and operational parameters. These findings help plant managers plan future treatment systems, minimize risks, and optimize costs while ensuring compliance with emission limits.

M. Fortuny* & R. Novak

Bionik Filtersysteme GmbH
* marc.fortuny@bionik.es

   The rapid expansion of biogas plants requires implementing effective measures to control air pollution, especially odors and greenhouse gas emissions.

   Advanced technologies and pre-operational studies are essential to monitor, minimize, and prevent environmental impacts before the facilities become operational.

A. Amo

   Parque científico de Alicante, Zona ampliación del Campus Nave 6, 03690 Sant Vicent del Raspeig (Alicante) – Spain

   antonio.amo@suez.com