It is of the utmost importance to ensure effective odor and gas filtration in industrial plants, both for the protection of human health and the preservation of the natural environment. In a number of industrial sectors, including manufacturing, wastewater treatment, chemical processing, paint, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and mining, a range of odorous and potentially harmful gases are generated as a byproduct of production processes. These gases mix with the surrounding air and have an adverse effect on indoor and outdoor air quality. Inhalation of such gases, especially in enclosed workspaces, can cause health problems for workers and lead to serious illnesses in the long term. Furthermore, gases emitted into the outdoor environment can disrupt the activities of other businesses in the surrounding area and damage natural habitats.

 

It is essential to filter odorous gases in order to minimise the negative effects and improve occupational safety. The most effective methods for odor and gas filtration are chemical and biological systems. These systems oxidise and destroy odorous compounds, rendering them harmless to the environment. As a result, they help businesses comply with legal regulations and contribute to environmental sustainability.