BioCon™ ERS for PFAS Treatment
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Combustion is emerging as a leading candidate for the treatment of PFAS. BioCon™ ERS (Energy Recovery System) combines the benefits of thermal drying with thermal oxidation to safely and economically reduce waste volume as well as oxidize contaminants including many PFAS compounds.
BioCon™ ERS combusts sludge between 1,400°F and 2,100°F .
BIOSOLIDS TREATMENT FOR PFAS
PFAS (Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) are a class of anthropogenic chemicals containing fluorinated carbons that are extremely resistant to degradation.
BioCon™ ERS operates at temperatures known to treat many PFAS compounds through drying and incineration.
Biosolids/Bioenergy
Veolia's biosolids treatment technologies focus on performance enhancement, renewable energy, beneficial reuse, and treatment of PFAS compounds.
We are committed to providing innovative solutions with proven value-added performance, offering a comprehensive solution for every part of the biosolids process in order to be flexible to individual needs or to outfit the entire process.
PFAS TREATMENT
PFAS (Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) are a class of anthropogenic chemicals containing fluorinated carbons with a charged functional group (usually carboxylic acid or sulfonic acid) that is extremely resistant to degradation. Veolia offers a range of customized solutions based on individual water source demands addressing both PFOS and PFOA.
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