Most of us take our sense of smell for granted and only notice it when a particularly pleasant scent or an unpleasant stench catches our attention. This difference in the perception of our sense of smell is well known. But in certain work environments, particularly waste disposal facilities, foul odors can become a serious nuisance.

When kitchen scraps, food scraps or silage come into contact with moisture and heat, a decomposition process begins that results in foul odors. The butyric acid and hydrogen sulfide released in the process can cause extreme odor nuisance. Unfortunately, there is often little understanding and acceptance of this problem in the immediate vicinity. The poor air quality significantly impairs daily interaction, which presents the affected businesses with the challenge of finding an effective and economical solution.

Our main objective is to develop measures to improve the odor situation in industrial plants in the long term and to comply with threshold values in odor-intensive production areas. Our solution is based on the use of water mist and a special additive for odor control. This fogging system is particularly efficient in composting and recycling of solids and liquids.

The neutralizing additive is added to the atomized water via a dosing unit. The resulting solution in the form of a light spray mist remains suspended in the air, enveloping and binding the unpleasant odor molecules immediately and permanently. The result: no more unpleasant odors and no more puddles of water.

The choice of the appropriate system, be it a single- or dual-substance system or a mobile dust-binding machine, depends on the individual needs, requirements and expectations of the operator. In most cases, a personal on-site visit with a consultation is required to explain the advantages of the different systems.

Odor control plays a crucial role in the well-being of employees in the workplace. A pleasant working environment significantly promotes employee satisfaction and productivity.

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