The invention discloses a process for synchronously removing volatile organic compounds (VOCs), sulfides and
ammonia in
waste gas and recycling
sulfur by a chemical biological
coupling method, and belongs to the field of
waste gas treatment. The process comprises the following steps: firstly, introducing
waste gas into an absorption
tower containing a slightly alkaline solution to absorb hydrogensulfide,
ammonia and a part of soluble VOCs, discharging gas subjected to removal of most of
hydrogen sulfide and
ammonia and a part of soluble VOCs, introducing the liquid subjected to absorption into a micro-
oxygen bioreactor, separately converting the
hydrogen sulfide and the ammonia into elemental
sulfur and
nitrogen by utilizing
sulfur oxidation, ammonia oxidation, sulfur autotrophic
denitrification and short-path
denitrification coupling processes (sulfur oxidation
bacteria, ammonia oxidation
bacteria,
denitrification bacteria and sulfur autotrophic denitrification bacteria), and then, introducing the obtained gas into another
bioreactor to remove residual
hydrogen sulfide, ammonia and VOCs. The process is reasonable,
pollutant removal is not limited by concentration, the alkaline absorption solution can be recycled, repeated addition of alkali solutions is not needed, addition of a
carbon source is not needed, and secondary
pollution is not generated. The sulfur oxidation, ammonia oxidation, sulfur autotrophic denitrification and short-distance denitrification
coupling processes (sulfur oxidation bacteria, ammonia oxidation bacteria, denitrification bacteria and sulfur autotrophic denitrification bacteria) are utilized, so that
electron donors required in a
denitrification process can be reduced, and operation cost is saved. Meanwhile, pollutants are converted into available elemental sulfur for recycling, so that
waste recycling is realized, and the process is an ideal process for synchronously removing VOCs, sulfides and ammonia from waste gas.