Air handling holds key to odor management

Article Abstract:

The article examines the ventilation system used by the Cobb County, Georgia composting facility to direct, contain and treat air that moves throughout the plant. The system employs hood and exhaust ducts positioned over conveyor belts to capture and process odorous air from the plant's digester discharge, and the air is then used to aerate compost piles.

Georgia, Methods, Environmental aspects, Air flow, Cobb County, Georgia

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Getting moisture into the compost pile

Article Abstract:

Strategies for maintaining moisture levels during the composting process include using runoff storage ponds and condensate traps as water sources, humidifying the incoming air streams, spraying by tank trucks, using drip irrigation systems, and adding wet feedstocks.

United States, Usage, Moisture

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Improving odor management on mushroom farms

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning odor control on mushroom farms are discussed.

Vegetable industry

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