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Odor modeling as a tool in site planning
When it comes to compost facility site selection, dealing with the issues and concerns about odor and, more recently, aerospora, including Aspergillus fumigatus, is a much more contentious and difficult task due to the pervasive nature of the emissions, the lack of defined standards, and the subject...
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| description | When it comes to compost facility site selection, dealing with the issues and concerns about odor and, more recently, aerospora, including Aspergillus fumigatus, is a much more contentious and difficult task due to the pervasive nature of the emissions, the lack of defined standards, and the subjective nature of what is objectionable, and the public concern about health impact related to odor. The difficulty of defining the concerns in terms the public can understand is further compounded by the history of odorous compost facilities elsewhere, general public concerns with any waste management facility, and representations made by developers that their facility will be odor free or will produce no odors, with no back-up to substantiate such claims. How an odor predictive model can be used both to determine the impact of a composting facility on a neighborhood and the adequacy of the facility design in terms of odor control are described. |
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