The THIOPAQ® scrubber was developed by Paques, in cooperation with universities, research institutes and customers. It can be applied to a wide range of biogas streams containing H2S and can be combined with all biological anaerobic systems. The ‘caustic’ solution in the THIOPAQ® scrubber is continuously regenerated in a bioreactor, saving up to 90% on caustic consumption. The H2S removed from the biogas is transformed into elemental sulfur, which can be used as high-quality fertilizer.
Through continuous development Paques is able to provide every customer with a tailor-made gas treatment solution that enables the customer to produce biogas with a very low hydrogen sulfide content, and to fuel local gas-fired microgrids, or upgrade the gas to biomethane.
About THIOPAQ®
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