Odour Controlled

OZONE INDIA TECHNOLOGY team develop & designed our instrument for odor free environment
of multi-stories buildings and environment, friendly .many instruments installed the STP plant & other
odor application.
AIR TREATMENT/ODOR CONTROL
Ozone can be used to improve the quality of the air by purifying the air of harmful gasses, odors, and
bacteria to meet technological and sanitary-hygienic requirements.
Ozone is used for air treatment in many applications to improve the quality of air. Common applications
of ozone in the air are:
Odor control in factory or plant settings
Odor control in occupied spaces for people or livestock, even casinos will use ozone to keep the air fresh
Food storage applications
Virus or bacteria control
Disaster restoration
Mold elimination or prevention
Malodorous Gases in the Sewer System
Odor annoyance is very much associated with municipal water and wastewater managementFrom the point of
view of the generation or accumulation of odors, the most vulnerable systems are sanitary sewerage and
combined sewerage systems
ozone is a green technology
Airborne odors and contaminants can come from a variety of sources and are not only annoying
but potentially hurt health. The environment for the incubation of any kind of
odor-causing bacteria are often places where little ventilation exists, the temperature is warm, and a
degree of humidity prevails.
STP Exhaust air deodorization by Ozone air purifier
Ozone gas is injected through the nozzle in the exhaust system after the blower, this allows the mixing of ozone gas
into the disinfected air in the exhaust. It reduces the odor drastically as it has the highest ability to oxidize the
pollutants and generates fresh air.
How do you stop STP from smelling?
The integration of the Air Ozonation System and injection of Ozone into the Air Handling System is the latest
and most popular technology to reduce H2S and NH3 from enclosed STP Exhaust. Role of Ozone: Ozone
is a powerful oxidant that rapidly oxidizes odorous gases such as Hydrogen sulfide and ammonia.