Identifying and Controlling Municipal Wastewater Odor Phase I

This book explores the literature on odors from municipal wastewater systems, focusing on characterization, sampling, and mitigation technologies in Identifying and Controlling Municipal Wastewater Odor Phase I.

This publication provides a comprehensive overview of the literature concerning odors related to municipal wastewater systems. Covering both published works from 1990 to 2000 and unpublished (gray) literature, it delves into the various aspects of odor management within wastewater collection and treatment facilities, including the handling of biosolids. The aim is to present a thorough understanding of the challenges posed by odors in these environments.

In Identifying and Controlling Municipal Wastewater Odor Phase I, the author explores multiple facets of odor characterization technology. This includes advancements in odor sampling techniques, analytical methods, and measurement technologies that are essential for accurately assessing odor levels. By shedding light on these technological developments, the publication serves as a valuable resource for professionals in the field.

Furthermore, the literature review emphasizes the importance of odor mitigation strategies. It highlights various control technologies that can be implemented to reduce unpleasant odors emanating from wastewater facilities. This comprehensive guide is an essential read for anyone involved in wastewater management, providing insights that can lead to more effective odor control practices.