Engineering interpretation
Extraction fan
Maintains negative pressure at enclosed odor sources and moves the documented 15,000 m³/h design flow through the train.
Odor exhaust treatment
Municipal wastewater

Fans, scrubber, carbon, and biological tower train. Design ~15,000 m³/h; commissioned Jun 2023.
This municipal wastewater odor-control project uses a four-part train: extraction fan, wet scrubbing, activated-carbon polishing and biological treatment. The catalog records the design airflow and commissioning month; pollutant-specific inlet and outlet measurements are not published.
Engineering interpretation
Maintains negative pressure at enclosed odor sources and moves the documented 15,000 m³/h design flow through the train.
Engineering interpretation
Provides front-end conditioning and absorption for water-soluble or chemically reactive odor components.
Engineering interpretation
Provides biological degradation for compounds that are biodegradable under controlled moisture, pH and nutrient conditions.
Engineering interpretation
Provides a final adsorption barrier for residual peaks or compounds not fully removed upstream.
Airflow, configuration and commissioning month are taken from the company project catalog. Because no signed performance report is included, the page does not state a project removal percentage or measured outlet concentration.
Evidence reviewed 2026-09-20.


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