INDUSTRY ODOR CONTROL

Laboratories and animal facilities

Occupied spaces, pressure direction, intermittent emissions and biosafety.

Laboratories and animal facilities

01 / Common sources

  • Fume cupboards and local exhaust
  • Experimental work and disinfection
  • Cages and bedding
  • Samples and chemical storage

02 / Main pollutants

  • Ammonia and nitrogen odors
  • Solvents and aldehydes
  • Sulfur odors
  • Bioaerosols

03 / Treatment challenges

  • Personnel protection and pressure direction must be considered together
  • Sources are intermittent and unevenly distributed
  • Indoor recirculation and central exhaust require separate objectives

TREATMENT APPROACH

Match the sequence to pollutant properties.

Define local exhaust, room pressure and central discharge boundaries. Use suitable chemical filtration or purification for indoor applications, and configure RAO, JETA or adsorption for exhaust according to its composition.

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.