Odour Suppression with a Dry Vapour Unit
Although constant automated monitoring of external conditions is carried out, there has been a development in this field with regard to odour suppression.
Previously water was pumped at pressure to form an atomised mist to capture odours relative to gas facilities. A new system has been developed and used on site which eliminates the need for water.
The kit uses a ‘dry vapour unit’ to pump a product through a perforated pipe around the source of the odour creating a dry vapour to eliminate airborne smells.
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