This utility model relates to the field of leather
wastewater treatment technology, and more particularly to a device for
hydrogen sulfide removal in a
biogas stripping anaerobic
system. The device includes an
anaerobic reaction assembly, a gas
hood assembly, a gas-liquid separator, a desulfurization
tower, and a blower. The
anaerobic reaction assembly includes a reaction tank with a first inlet inserted into its side wall. The gas
hood assembly includes a stripping gas collection hood fixed inside the reaction tank. Compared to traditional
hydrogen sulfide removal devices in
biogas stripping anaerobic systems, this utility model, by incorporating a gas
hood assembly and a stripping perforated
pipe, allows
hydrogen sulfide to be stripped through the perforated
pipe and collected by the stripping gas collection hood. The
hydrogen sulfide is then lifted to the gas-liquid separator for gas-liquid separation and
drying, and finally desulfurized by the desulfurization
tower. Activating the blower accelerates the
biogas flow rate, allowing the biogas to re-enter the reaction tank, stripping perforated
pipe, and stripping gas collection hood, thereby reducing the
hydrogen sulfide content inside the reaction tank, reducing inhibition of
anaerobic bacteria, and thus improving the efficiency of
anaerobic treatment of leather
wastewater.