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titleOfInvention Novel thermophilic microorganisms and biological treatment methods of hot waste gases using the same
abstract The present invention purifies a high temperature malodorous / VOC-containing gas, and is a high temperature bacterium capable of efficiently decomposing malodorous / VOC-containing gas at a high temperature of 40 to 70 ° C. Bacillus sp. THS61 (KCTC 10251BP) strain and Bacillus thermoleovorans ( Bacillus thermoleovorans ) TSO3 (KCTC 10252BP) strain and a biological method for the removal of high-temperature odor, VOC-containing gas using these strains, The novel pyrogenic strains have the effect of simultaneously decomposing not only inorganic malodorous substances such as hydrogen sulfide, but also organic malodorous substances, and the biological method using the high temperature strains of the present invention is cooled by treating malodorous / VOC contaminants at high temperature. It saves the energy required and has no secondary pollutant generation.
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