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    Biological odor control

    Dec. 1, 2012
    The BIO-PRO® biological odor control system can be used to remove H2S and reduced sulfur compound (RSC) odors generated during the treatment of municipal wastewater at pump stations, headworks and dewatering applications.
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    The BIO-PRO® biological odor control system can be used to remove H2S and reduced sulfur compound (RSC) odors generated during the treatment of municipal wastewater at pump stations, headworks and dewatering applications. The system uses the patented Bio-AirSphere™ media technology, a unique combination of synthetic and organic medias that provide the proper environment for promoting bacteria growth to eliminate odorous compounds.

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