Biotrickling filters (BTFs) for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) have attracted tremendous
research attention in the field of environmental engineering. However, the problem of …

Hydrophobic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) pose a challenge to the removal efficiency
in biotrickling filters (BTFs). The addition of relatively hydrophilic substances presents a …

Two kinds of packing materials, molecular sieve (MS) and polyurethane foam (PUF), were
loaded into two identical biotrickling filters respectively to compare the microbial removal …

In this study, performance of biotrickling filters (BTFs) inoculated with fungus Phanerochaete
chrysosporium at 30° C and 40° C in the absence and presence of silicone oil (10% v/v) was …

Two identical bench-scale biotrickling filters (BTFs), BTF 1 and BTF 2, were evaluated for
toluene removal at various gas empty bed contact times (EBCTs) and organic loadings. BTF …

The obvious disadvantages of biotrickling filters (BTFs) are the long start-up time and low
removal efficiency (RE) when treating refractory hydrophobic volatile organic compounds …

Biotrickling filters (BTFs) are becoming very potential means to purify waste gases
containing multiple VOC components, but the removal of the waste gases by BTF has been …

The performance of biotrickling filters (BTFs) has been significantly affected during the co-
treatment of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) with different hydrophilicities. Removal of …

Biotrickling filters (BTFs) are often subjected to transient-state operation due to different
variations in the operation of industrial-scale sources of pollution. In this research …

Fungi have their unique advantages in capturing and degrading hydrophobic VOCs. To
study the performance of fungi-based bio-trickling filters (BTFs) with respect to the …