INDUSTRY ODOR CONTROL

Biopharmaceuticals

Odors from fermentation, separation, drying, wastewater and research areas.

Biopharmaceuticals

01 / Common sources

  • Fermentation exhaust
  • Centrifugation, filtration and drying
  • Wastewater and sludge
  • Research and raw-material areas

02 / Main pollutants

  • Sulfur and nitrogen odor compounds
  • Alcohols, aldehydes and esters
  • Solvent VOCs
  • Humid air and bioaerosols

03 / Treatment challenges

  • Batch production creates variable inlet loads
  • Fermentation exhaust may approach saturation
  • Process exhaust and occupied spaces have different objectives

TREATMENT APPROACH

Match the sequence to pollutant properties.

High-airflow low-concentration fermentation odors can use filtration, dehumidification and RAO. Apply staged JETA absorption to complex humid streams and soluble compounds, with separate indoor and discharge control boundaries.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT

Start with your air requirements.

Share your airflow, temperature, humidity, target pollutants or cleanliness requirements. We will help assess suitable equipment and system configurations.