Odor & Corrosion Control in Sanit.Sewage

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This report summarize the current knowledge of odor and corrosion in collection systems pulled from a literature survey of over 4,000 published abstracts and gray literature sources supplied by utilities, manufacturers, and vendors in an effort to better explain the science underlying odor generation, sewer ventilation, odor characterization and monitoring, and corrosion mechanisms. A "plain-English" overview of odor and corrosion in collection systems, including how odor- and corrosion-causing compounds are formed and what to do to control them, is presented. The report provides an overview of odor- and corrosion-causing compounds and combines expertise regarding utility and asset management, affordability, regulatory and permitting, public outreach, characterization, assessment and measurement, and system planning, design, odor and corrosion abatement, and operation and maintenance.

Odor complaints are on the rise as ongoing residential and commercial developments in our cities bring more and more people within close proximity to wastewater collection systems and treatment plants, and as this development spurs the expansion of collection and treatment facilities to handle ever-increasing capacity needs. This book is a collection of papers presented at the WEFTEC 2000 Odor and Corrosion workshop. By collecting the presentations made by the leading experts in this discipline-including presentations on odor and corrosion control in wastewater systems. The information in this book should be of interest and value to all collection systems.