Odor pollution has become a global environmental issue of increasing concern in recent
years. Odor measurements are the basis of assessing and solving odor problems. Olfactory …

Varieties of gas chromatography (GC) combined with chemical detection (CD) and sensory
analysis at the odour detection port (ODP) for the evaluation of environmental odorants has …

Odor is inevitably produced during sewage sludge composting, and the subsequent
pollution hinders the further development of composting technologies. Third-generation high …

The odor generated during municipal solid waste and wastewater treatment is a major
source of public complaints worldwide. Chemical scrubbing and biological treatment are …

Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are major sources of volatile gaseous compounds,
especially in mixed-source systems such as domestic wastewater and landfill leachate. This …

Biosolids storage areas are a significant contributor to wastewater treatment plant (WWTPs)
odour emissions which can cause sensorial impact to surrounding communities. Most odour …

The presence of emerging contaminants in water and wastewater resources is of ongoing
concern for public health and safety. Pharmaceutical compounds are designed to be …

Dimethyl disulfide (DMDS) is a common odor pollutant with an extremely low olfactory
threshold. Highly sensitive and selective detection of DMDS in ambient humid air …

Anaerobic co-digestion is emerging as an option for wastewater biosolids management.
Variations in treatment parameters can impact odour emissions and, in turn, odour nuisance …

The lack of one-to-one olfactory thresholds (OTs) poses an obstacle to the comprehensive
assessment of priority odorants emitted from swine slurry using mass spectrometric …