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ecoma olfatec   In January of this year, olores.org visited to the facilities of St Croix Sensory in Lake Elmo, Minessota, USA. A few months later, we have gone to Germany to visit the facilities of ECOMA, a company that produces and sells the TO olfactometers all over the world.  

   On a fresh morning at the end of the summer, nearby the beautiful maritime city of Kiel, Germany, a visit to the facilities of the company ECOMA was arranged.  This company has an experience of over 30 years in the field of odour measurement, and nowadays, is world leader in sells of the known TO series dynamic olfactometers. Therewith, ECOMA advises companies, multinationals and governments in issues related with odour pollution.   

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foto2  In December 2006, Olores.org visited the facilities of St Croix Sensory in Lake Elmo, Minnesota, USA.  St. Croix Sensory is a sensory testing and training company that specializes in odor testing of air samples, commercial products, and materials and in training of odor assessors, monitors, inspectors, and investigators. Likewise, St. Croix Sensory manufactures state-of-the-art odor sampling and odor measurement equipment. Their products set the standard in odor sampling, testing, and measurement.

  In December 2006 we paid a visit to this firm to know a little bit more about their activities. During this visit, we could have a look to the process of manufacturing the olfactometer AC´Scent. The AC´Scent olfactometer has incorporated its own fresh air pump device with a special filter to assure you get an odorless air for testing, this is a special feature that makes the difference with other olfactometers in the market which usually come with no pump incorporated. Other devices might be smaller but at the end you need to acquire also an air pump and active carbon filters.

   Le modèle de particules lagrangien open source LAPMOD intègre désormais l'effet de courant descendant des bâtiments dans son algorithme grâce à PRIME2. Conçu spécialement pour les odeurs, il traite le courant descendant au niveau des particules pour les sources ponctuelles, surfaciques et volumétriques, rend superflue la prétraitement BPIP et évite les cavités à « concentration constante » peu réalistes pouvant apparaître avec des schémas plus anciens.

   Les impacts olfactifs sont principalement déterminés par ce qui se passe dans les premières dizaines, voire centaines, de mètres autour de la source. Dans ce champ proche, les bâtiments peuvent forcer les panaches vers le bas, accentuer la turbulence et créer des zones de recirculation qui affectent fortement les concentrations au niveau du sol au niveau des récepteurs voisins. Si un modèle de dispersion se trompe sur le sillage des bâtiments, il peut facilement sous-estimer ou surestimer les concentrations mêmes qui déterminent si les riverains se plaignent ou non. Le choix du schéma de courant descendant est donc crucial pour les évaluations olfactives autour des stations d’épuration, des installations de compostage, des sites de transformation alimentaire et d’autres installations à la configuration complexe.

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