Odor rule is the most significant point in dispute facing composting facilities today and many times is the largest hurdle to gaining public acceptance of a facility.

Odor rule is the most significant point in dispute facing composting facilities today and many times is the largest hurdle to gaining public acceptance of a facility.

With careful unravelling odor can be managed prosperously provided the community and regulatory agencies have realistic expectations. Many technologies are available to treat compost-related odor.

To be effective, the planning and design of an odor have charge of system must be an integral part of the composting facility. There are a number of alternatives from which a municipality can elect

Biofiltration consists of directing the odorous air stream to a series of perforated pipes laid in a bed of gravel and screened with an organic media. As the air stream filters up by the and of the media, odorous compounds are remov by the agency of a combination of physical, chemical and biological processe The biofilter media typically consists of equal parts of forest chips, bark mulch and cur manure Performance depends on ...