Conclusion
Odourous emissions from anaerobic digestion
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Conclusion
Odourous emissions from anaerobic digestion

Authors : Stéphane CARIOU, Jean-François DESPRES

Publication date: January 10, 2023 | Lire en français

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6. Conclusion

Methanization is undoubtedly an interesting way of producing energy materials in a virtuous cycle that minimizes greenhouse gas emissions. However, given the nature of the process and the volatile products likely to be released into the atmosphere, it is important to assess and remedy the disadvantages inherent in this process, so as not to lose all credibility with the public. Odors and the nuisance they may cause are among the points to be taken into consideration.

According to the three main typologies defined by ADEME, i.e. on-farm, regional and WWTP installations, olfactometric and physico-chemical measurements can be used to highlight a number of points to be monitored on a farm.

In view of the need for reactors to be watertight, and under normal operating conditions, the items to be taken into consideration with regard to odor are...

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