| Abstract |
| Bacteria were collected from soils in several areas. On the basis of its biochemical characteristics it was identified as Pseudomonas. We measured the removal efficiency by changing temperature step by step. So we find the highest removal efficiency 90%. When temperature was 30℃ in medium also measured 81% at 10℃, 86% at 20℃, relative high removal efficiency. pH was decreased up to 6.5 during experiment period but no effect on removal efficiency was occurred. Also the humidity was fixed 90%, and the flowing Ammonia Gas density was fixed l0ppm at 70% of Humidity. The removal efficiency of Sulfate Gas was 91 .0% when inflow density is 1ppm, was over 89.0% when 10ppm, and was 79.8% was 50ppm, besides the removal efficiency was relatively high 78.9% when was 100ppm. Also the humidity was fixed 91%, and the flowing Sulfate Gas density was fixed 10ppm at 70% of Humidity. |
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| Key Words |
| Indigofera, Sulfate Gas, Humidity |
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