Study of diffuse emissions in the WWTP of Arazuri - Case Study
LOCATION
Pamplona, Spain
SOLUTION
Industrial perimeter & Odours
SECTOR
Smart Environment
PRODUCT
Kunak AIR A10
Challenge
For the last few months, we have been collaborating with the management body of the Arazuri wastewater treatment plant (EDAR of the Pamplona District) to implement a system for measuring environmental variables, improve decision-making and reduce the impact that bad odours can cause on the nearest homes (< 1 km).
The main objectives of the cooperation are:
- To evaluate H2S emissions in the different parts of the purification process, identifying possible critical points and optimal measurement locations.
- To analyse which technologies are the most suitable for carrying out the monitoring.
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