Application
Odor Control for Sewage & Effluent Treatment Plants
Treatment plants are often close to homes and offices, so odor from inlet works and sludge areas is noticed quickly. We combine misting, chemicals and monitoring to control it.
The challenge
Where the odor comes from
Odorous gases form wherever sewage or effluent turns septic and is agitated.
- Inlet chambers, screens and grit chambers
- Equalization and aeration tanks
- Sludge thickeners, drying beds and dewatering
- Pumping and lift stations
Recommended
Recommended solutions
Odor Control Misting System
High-pressure fog mist that captures and neutralizes odors over open yards, sheds and treatment areas.
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Odor Control Chemicals
Neutralizers, enzymes, oxidizers and absorbents matched to the odor source and dosing method.
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Odour Monitoring System
E-nose based monitors that detect and measure odourful and toxic gases around the site boundary.
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Typical scope
What a typical system includes
Tank-edge misting
Nozzles around open tanks and channels.
Chemical dosing
Neutralizers or oxidizers dosed into the wastewater or fog.
Sludge-area coverage
Misting over drying beds and dewatering areas.
Odour monitoring
E-nose monitors at the plant boundary.
Frequently asked questions
Will the chemicals affect the treatment process?
We select chemicals and dosing rates with your process in mind and share product data before supply.
Can you work on a running plant?
Yes. Installation is planned around plant operations.
Have an odor problem at your site?
Tell us about the site and the odor source. Our team will suggest the right system, chemical or monitoring setup and send a quote.