A biological filter approach
With controlled gas flow, biological treatment is connected to a suitable filter system, ventilation and maintenance plan.
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS / WASTE GAS
Treat odour at the source and through the airflow.
Connect a biological approach with the point of generation, extraction method and the space through which unpleasant odour spreads.
From the odour source to the treatment point
Once the emission point and airflow are understood, ambient application can be separated from a solution connected to ventilation or filtration.
What this solves
- Unpleasant odour spreading from a process or facility
- Several possible sources without a clear treatment point
- Ventilation or filtration without a connected biological routine
Who it is for
Municipal operators
Industry
Farms
Facility managers
What you can expect
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A clearly mapped source and odour pathway
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An ambient or filter approach selected for the system
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A treatment routine connected to ventilation and maintenance
Solutions matched to generation and dispersion
Ambient odour treatment
In working, municipal or livestock spaces, application is directed at the source and dispersion pattern. FBE is intended for the ambience of animal housing.
Waste and wastewater sources
Odour is connected to the process that generates it. The eMB range may be relevant when the source involves waste, sludge or wastewater.
Application
Filter Bio Plus and odour treatment at source
Waste gases are handled at two levels: filtering the gas before it is released, and treating the material that creates the odour.
The filter model and preparation quantities are set per site, in consultation with the EM Plus team.
Filter Bio Plus
A new generation of waste gas filtration, by absorption made possible by components of the EM Plus biomass.
- waste gas purification and odour elimination
- controlled release into the atmosphere
- different sizes and models by gas type and volume
- easy to move between locations
- replaceable filter fill
Treatment at the odour source
At landfills and recycling plants, waste is treated with eMB preparations so that breakdown shifts to fermentation and fewer odorous gases form. Treatment is done in the morning or evening, with sprayers or an atomiser, in daily, weekly or monthly cycles depending on the season.
What we need for a proposal
- source and type of gas or odour
- estimated volume or flow
- location and available space
- operating schedule of the site
Step-by-step guides
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View all ↗FBE covers animal-housing ambience, while eMB covers sources connected to waste and wastewater — send the source details for guidance.
Odour is spreading but the source is unclear? Send a process and ventilation sketch.
How to set up gas and odour treatment
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Map source and dispersion
Mark where the odour or gas originates, when it is strongest and where it is noticed.
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Separate ambience from airflow
Determine whether the target is a space or controlled flow through ventilation and a filter system.
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Align operation and maintenance
Connect application with process operation, ventilation, maintenance and site observations.
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FAQ
Waste-gas and odour questions
Is every unpleasant odour treated in the same way?
No. The source, space, airflow, ventilation and operating pattern determine whether an ambient or filter approach is more appropriate.
When is a biological filter relevant?
When gas is collected and conveyed through a system in which a biological process can have a defined role.
Which product is relevant for animal housing?
FBE is intended for ambient treatment in spaces occupied by animals.
What should I send for a technical discussion?
Send the source and process description, where the odour occurs, ventilation, operating pattern and available airflow data.
Stop guessing about the odour source
Describe the process, space and airflow so we can identify the relevant biological-treatment area.
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