The event will review current best practice in odour prevention and management. It will examine potentially troublesome odour activities such as landfill sites, composting activities, food waste digestion, sludge handling and sewer gas release and by means of case studies identify how these problems are managed successfully by a range of operating strategies. It will consider the technologies that are available for odour control and see how these perform in practice and it will look at the role of odour modelling and odour management plans within an overall strategy for effective odour management.
Programme
Legal regimes for controlling odour – what you need to know Michael Barlow, Partner, Burges Salmon LLP
Odour & Planning: IAQM Good Practice Guidance Dr John Pullen, RPS & Dr Michael Bull, Arup
Odour Assessment and Modelling and its role in odour management Darren Hall, AMEC
Cost Effective Odour Control Nick Sauer, Environment Agency
Thames Water Odour Control Management Peter Winter, Thames Water PLC
Problems and Solutions for the Management of Odour from Landfill Caroline O’Connell, Neil Menzies and James O’Neill, FTC
Effective Tools for Managing Odours Arising at Landfill Sites & Waste Management Facilities TBC
Experiences from the real world Thomas Minter, Malaby Biogas Ltd
To view the full programme and register online visit www.aquaenviro.co.uk
