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Odor control dosing

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Odor control dosing

Odor control dosing

(OP)
Hellow Gents

Please advise the chemical and the dosage rate for Odor control in Lift stations. Typical dosing rate of (if NaOCl is used) against each gram of H2S

Thanks in advance
Niss

RE: Odor control dosing

(OP)
Thank you Bimr, very useful Presentation

RE: Odor control dosing

Springfield, MA had terrible odors from their upgraded sewage treatment plant during the '80's. Each summer, the greater Springfield area was overwhelmed with stench. You may want to contact the plant superintendent about the means used to abate the stench.

RE: Odor control dosing

Treatment plants only smell when the plants are overloaded or poorly operated. A properly designed and operated plant has no smell.

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