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Utility of odour intensity for the meat processing industry

Project start date: 01 January 2002
Project end date: 01 December 2004
Publication date: 01 December 2004
Project status: Completed
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Summary

This area comprises projects to manage odour emissions from meat processing, including on-site rendering. A major component was to develop an electronic nose (E-nose) to automatically detect odour levels and assist with management of problematic levels. A number of roll-out projects were conducted for the technology, but the technology proved in-efficient and adoption failed. Further, general projects on odour management technologies, such as biofilter assessments, have been conducted.

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Project manager: Douglas McNicholl
Primary researcher: Katestone Environmental