A wastewater plant constructed in 2007 processes 600,000-800,000 gallons of water per day from three different food processing facilities. The plant is located near a business and residential area, and when it announced a plan to expand, the odors emanating from the facility presented a public relations issue.
ChemTreat identified two areas of the plant that contributed to the odor issue:
Air-driven/vapor phase odor control systems like HLDA100 and HLDA300 have several advantages:
On the first day after odor control installation, there was already noticeable improvement. By day 15, the location of the treatment and the air flow were adjusted, causing a further decrease in odor. The odor was not noticeable inside or outside the plant by day 30.
One employee said:
Download the Case Study“My clothes no longer have a septic smell requiring me to change before I enter the house. I no longer must shower immediately upon entering the house when I get off work... My car no longer smells like the septic activity in the plant. It smells normal.”
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