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    Odour Control in Composting

    What determines effective odour control in composting

    Odor control in composting is often approached as a simple technical issue. Remove ammonia, and the problem is solved. In practice, this assumption regularly leads to disappointing results.

    In this article, Marcel Clephas shares practical insights from real composting projects and explain the most common mistakes - and how to avoid them.

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    Common mistakes in composting odor control

    Effective odor control depends on multiple factors, including process conditions, airflow management, and the interaction between different odor components. Focusing on ammonia alone can result in persistent odor complaints and underperforming systems.

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