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Over the past few years, cannabis cultivation has quickly worked its way into the mainstream following its legalization in many U.S. states, throughout Canada and elsewhere in the world. Science-based solutions Because of the various molecular makeups of cannabis odors, based on contained terpenes and concentrations of sulfurous compounds, plant-based odor neutralizers are available in multiple different formulations to counteract a range of smells. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents the discussion on CAT's Intruder Lightning shoe, which merges a lightweight sneaker design with a chunky sole for superior traction including comfort features like a cushioned foam footbed and probiotic odor control.

In this article the author talks about Plants, treatment facilities, landfills and other sites which are facing increased pressures to reduce odor emissions around their workers and communities, and because of this, odor control is evolving into an essential component of the wastewater treatment process. It mentions that the Facilities managers who fail to take a proactive approach to odor control run the risk of alienating themselves from the community and facing harsh penalties.

The article focuses on need of plant-based odor control in municipal water and impact various production processes have on environment makes wastewater treatment. It mentions treatment facilities, landfills and other municipal sites are facing increased pressures to reduce odor emissions around their workers and surrounding communities. It also mentions earthy smells are caused by hydrogen sulfide, amines, sulfur dioxide, skatoles, indoles, and mercaptans.

Reports on the remediation of an odor problems at a crude and condensate shipping terminal operated by Shell Canada Ltd., Amoco Canada Petroleum Co., and Clearstone Engineering Ltd. in Alberta. Details of the odor problem; Efforts to determine the source of odor; Vapor-control system; Temporary and permanent solutions.

The article explores The Midtronics High-Voltage Hybrid Vehicle Rescue Charger, No. xRC3363, enables technicians to quickly, efficiently, and safely jump-start hybrid vehicle high voltage batteries to a state of charge capable of turning over the engine. The charger offers a maximum voltage of 336V and a charging current of 3A. With BMIS integration, the charger supports automated over-the-air software updates and analytical reporting.

The article presents several products including OverWatch Direct In-Line Pump System by Industrial Flow Solutions, OdaLog G20 Hydrogen Sulfide Data Logger from ThermoFisher Scientific by CAS Dataloggers, and Wedeco Duron 8 is an open-channel UV disinfection system for wastewater by Xylem.

The article offers information on use of oxygen to treat odor along with its control and the installation of FORSe2 oxygenation system by the Anue Water Technologies in Calgary, Alberta. Topics discussed include chemical treatment is expensive and need supply tanks and frequent truck deliveries of the product; FORSe2 system helps to oxygenize sulfur-containing organic compounds; and increase in the level of dissolved oxygen due to the supply of oxygen to the waste water.

The article offers information on the products developed by water treatment supplies company Charger Water Treatment Products including the Pentair/Fleck control valves, Zeo-Prep filter media and Iron Breaker III odor remover.

The article focuses on the measures taken by agricultural cooperative Michigan Sugar to control the inevitable odors that accompany sugar beet processing. Topics covered include the processing of molasses in a special operation to extract more sugar, the use of atomized mist equipment to mitigate the odor from slurrying and the repositioning of the equipment to accommodate changing work locations or shifting wind patterns.

Features several products used in sludge dewatering and processing in the United States. Filter press; Biosolids odor control; Anaerobic digestion technology; Hydraulic submersible pumps; Pressure transmitter; Cavity pumps; Centrifuges.

Features equipment and supplies for sludge dewatering and processing. Sludge storage tanks; System for sludge odor control; Sludge polymers; Settling/dewatering aid.

Presents equipment and supplies designed to facilitate odor control in wastewater treatment facilities. Access doors from Bilco Co.; Hydrogen sulfide removal process from ADI International; Screening washer.

Presents products designed for water purification odor control the United States. Availability of the VentClean System from Bionomic Industries Inc.; Design of clear-span aluminum cover systems by Conservatek Industries Inc.; Production of Evane/Scent odor neutralizer from Hinsilblon.

Presents various odor control equipment and supplies for water systems. Odor-neutralizing products; Mixed-oxidant generators; Chlorination systems; Odor-controlling tanks.

The article presents several products including H2S solution is an efficient of monitoring a space for hydrogen sulfide by SmartCover, pure oxygen to an existing process can raise the dissolved oxygen by Praxair, and 3000 Manhole Scrubber effectively removes offensive odors emanating by Wager.

The article explores the Launch Tech USA S2-2 Sensorbox is a testing module designed to diagnose various sensors, actuators and electrical components that require a higher level of analysis to determine faults. The PurolatorBOSS filters out virus aerosols, blocks and controls odors, and captures 99 percent of fi ne particles.

The article reports that eco-friendly odor control helps wastewater plant be a good neighbour in the U.S. the Wheaton Sanitary District in order to minimize odor complaints decided to take a proactive approach to ensure that foul odors do not make their way into nearby areas. Topics discussed includes customized solution to address sludge, proactive odor management approach and the Odor Fan.

The article offers information of 94th Annual Technical Exhibition & Conference. Topics discussed include the 94th annual Water Environment Federation's Annual Technical Exhibition and Conference (WEFTEC) will be held Oct. 16–20 in Chicago in person; and the world's most comprehensive gathering of water quality professionals and thought leaders became a virtual event, dubbed WEFTEC Connect, due to concerns over COVID-19.

The article offers online exclusives. Topics discussed include Trendminer data analytics engineer Daniel Münchrath joins Water Technology editor Daniel Gaddy to discuss the issues shaping analytics and IIoT adoption for the industrial water sector; and Coca-Cola's largest franchisee, Coco-FEMSA, solved multiple challenges odor control, safety enhancement, and cost reductions.

The article reports on the Roadworx which is an Australian provider of road maintenance services in Sydney that has commissioned a new Ammann ABA UniBatch asphalt-mixing plant. It states that the plant has the ability to use recycled asphalt and able to reduce noise, odor and emissions. It states that it has an EcoView system that monitors energy consumption like fuel and electricity.

The article discusses how the food service industry offers the potential business opportunities and repeat business to water treatment dealers. It has been stated that food service establishments need to have consistent-tasting ingredient water to maintain its consistency to serve good beverages. Activated carbon filters and granular activated carbon (GAC) can be used to remove chlorine and other tastes and odors from water.

Editorial. Presents approaches to control odor problems emanating from municipal wastewater facilities. Sources of odor in wastewater operations; Application of vapor phase technologies; Use of thermal oxidation; Integrated solutions to control odor problems.

The article reports on the decision of the Jacksonville Electric Authority in Florida to approve a conversion of the 3,700-gallon per minute Oldfield Crossing Pump Station to a booster pump station. The utility was plagued with a chronic odor and ragging issues at its pump station. The existing pumps and odor control tools were replaced by 45-horsepower Flygt N pumps. It was said that the conversion to a booster pump station delivered significant energy savings.

The article discusses the need for odor control and a focus on environmental issues in Wyoming, Michigan's wastewater treatment processes. It is said that a suburb of Grand Rapids is responsible for processing wastewater from within the city. Wyoming placed a concrete biosolids storage tank in 2000 with a flat aluminum cover to complement two concrete tanks with dome-style covers. The city started a rehabilitation platform in 2009 on the plant's four existing primary clarifiers.

The article offers information on odor management strategies such as eco-friendly solution Ecosorb applied by wastewater treatment plants to mitigate complaints from neighbors, and mentions that the Wheaton Sanitation District in Wheaton III uses eco-friendly solutions.

The article evaluates Gemini Emergency shutoff used in chlorine cylinder application from Halogen Valve Systems Inc., Qdos 20 pump used for accurate sodium hypochlorite metering from Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group, and odor control system IMS I-Box from Integrity Municipal Systems LLC.

The article discusses cost and labor saving systems by wastewater treatment solutions provider Anue Water Technologies that can be used to completely eliminate FOG (fat, oil, grease) biomass. According to the author, these systems which contain telemetry capabilities are proven solutions for the elimination of odor, corrosion and FOG in municipal and industrial wastewater.

The article reviews products related to odor and corrosion control including tank covers for odor control from Geomembrane Technologies Inc., the IMS l-BOx Series odor control system from Integrity Municipal Systems LLC, and corrosion-resistant coatings from PPG Protective and Marine Coatings

The article reports on the pump station upgrade at a Long Island pumping station in Suffolk County, New York that was both hazardous and outdated. In July 2011, the district placed an OHxyPhogg V80 odor control system from Parkson Corp. An air-atomizing three-fluid nozzle was used by the units that combines ozone with a rapid application of micron-sized water droplets. It is said that the system is cost-effective and has resolved customer complaints.

The article presents a photograph of Mike Clarkin of Camroden Associates Inc. showing a man's underwear which was the cause of an odor complaint at a school.

Presents an article on the unsavory smell caused by unbalanced air flows in the bathroom area. Purpose of filling and refilling the floor drains with water; Method of increasing bathroom exhaust airflow; Factor that allowed the air handler to exhaust far too much air.

This article focuses on nasty odors in vehicles from smoke, spilled food or beverages or mold can try ForceOut Odor Eliminator from Adventus Products LLC, Bloomington, Minn. ForceOut neutralizes odors on contact.It contains no harmful chemicals and is biodegradable, nonstaining and noncorrosive.

The article discusses the causes of water malodor problems and offers tips on how to treat such smell in households and business places. It mentions that the common cause of odor in drinking water comes from the chlorine, which is used to disinfect water by killing and harmful viruses. It notes that prevention methods used to solve bad odors and possible diseases include the proper maintenance of water systems, and the use of activated carbon and peroxide.

Reports on the University of Michigan's (Ann Arbor) use of Vaportek's OPTIMUM 1000 air treatment unit to combat odor typical of hockey locker rooms. Use of patented membrane technology to neutralize malodors and treating indoor air; Indoor quality issues without emitting ozone gas.

Features the natural odor neutralizer from Cooper Harries. Elimination of offensive odors including laundry and cigarette smoke; Natural and non-toxic ingredients that eliminate and inactivate odors on contact without leaving a cover-up fragrance or irritating chemical smell.

The article features the Figuerora Avenue Water Pollution Control Facility in Yuma, Arizona which underwent a 24-hour field test to determine the level of hydrogen sulfide. Jeremy McCall, supervisor of the Figueroa Avenue WPCF, reveals the effect of the new odor control technology applied to the facility. He maintains that the application of the technology was effective in reducing the odor. Other information on the facility are discussed in the article.

The author reflects on the Vapex O-Mega V-1500 hydroxyl-ion fogging system supplied by Vapex Environmental Technologies Inc. utilized by Global Water Resources. The author explains that the system generates a hydroxyl-ion fog which is injected into the odorous space through the atomizing nozzle that generates water particles. The author also says that the fogging system in the company's lift station is beneficial in resolving odor problems and corrosion.

The article evaluates several odor control equipment and supplies for the wastewater treatment including the Aire-O2 Triton® aerator from Aeration Industries International Inc., the BioWorld Odor Neutralizer (BON) from BioWorld USA, and the turnkey odor control systems from BakerCorp.

An introduction to the October 2016 issue is presented which includes a discussion on an energy-efficient approach to refrigeration, the sources of heat in the food processing facility and the control of odor which occurs when disposing slurry after sugar production.

The article evaluates the Biotrickling Filter System from manufacturer of corrosion resistant ventilation and odor control systems KCH Engineered Systems.

The article evaluates several water treatment and odor control machinery including the Mónashell Biofiltration System from Bord na Mona, the REVOC Biogas Collection covers from Layfield Group and the Vortex Flow Insert from IPEX Inc.

The article presents questions and answers related to water treatment which include chlorine treatment in restaurant, slow-sand filter replacement, and removal of gasoline smell in well water.

The article presents several waste water treatment facilities and odor control equipment including products from Aqua-Aerobic Systems Inc., U.S.F Fabrications Inc. and Hach Co. and offers operating and application tips along with the information regarding the products' durability, affordability and efficiency.