Odor Control

Odor Control

Microbial and photo-ion catalytic deodorization for process odors and waste-handling facilities.

System fit

Where Odor Control fits

Odor control systems target reduced sulfur compounds and process smells where full VOC oxidation trains are unnecessary. Microbial and photo-ion options cover industrial and compact installations.

Best for

Process odor, wastewater, waste handling

Odor Control equipment configuration
Biological / photo-ion
Treatment mode

Selected by odor chemistry

Continuous or intermittent
Duty

Project-specific

Compact to industrial
Scale

Modular design

Process path

How the system works

Odorous air contacts a biological or photo-ion catalytic stage designed for the odor profile and airflow. Systems are sized for continuous or intermittent duty at wastewater, waste, and process vents.

  1. 01Collect and balance odorous air at the source.
  2. 02Condition humidity or remove particulate where required.
  3. 03Treat in a microbial or photo-ion catalytic stage.
  4. 04Monitor outlet odor and maintain media or modules.
Odor Control process equipment view
Configuration guidance

Choose by process conditions

ConfigurationDescriptionBest fitSource metric
Microbial DeodorizationBiological treatment for biodegradable odor compounds.Wastewater, farms, food, waste handling, rubber, and selected process vents.Project-specific
Photo-Ion Catalytic UnitCompact oxidation and ionization for lower-load odor duty.Pump stations, laboratories, food-waste rooms, and smaller facilities.Project-specific
Industrial Photo-Ion SystemScaled modular equipment for continuous industrial odor streams.Rubber, plastics, tire, refinery, and waste-treatment applications.Project-specific

Typical pollutants

  • Reduced sulfur compounds
  • Wastewater odors
  • Waste-handling odors
  • Low-concentration process smells

Engineering features

  • Source collection design
  • Humidity and residence-time control
  • Modular treatment stages
  • Low-pressure-drop options
  • Accessible maintenance zones

Selection cautions

  • Odor chemistry and peak load must be measured before selecting a technology.
  • High-concentration VOC streams may require adsorption or oxidation instead of odor polishing alone.

Equipment views

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Specify Odor Control for your plant

Performance depends on actual gas composition, inlet load, temperature and operating schedule. Share process data for a configuration review.

Odor sourceAirflowCompound analysisPeak and average loadHumidityOperating schedule