IKT Comparative Test “Odour filters”
In the summer months, in particular, odour emissions from sewers cause odour nuisances and thus higher levels of complaints from residents. Sewer-system operators are in general obliged to find a remedy for such problems.
Odour filters installed in waste-water manholes are coming into increasing use. In addition, further products which release special active ingredients in the waste-water manhole shaft are also used. The aim of this Comparative Test was that of testing the odour filters for waste-water manholes available on the market together with the participating sewer-system operators for their fluid permeability, cleaning performance and easy usability, and to perform a comparative assessment of their quality. Products which release special active ingredients into the waste-air leaving such waste-water manholes for the suppression of such odours were also tested.
Title
IKT Comparative Test “Odour filters”
with supplementary testing of other products for use in waste-water manhole shafts in case of odour nuisance
Downloads
(German versions only)
Table of results
Test Report (127 pages)
Short Report (31 pages)
Clients
- Kiel (capital of state of Schlewig-Holstein) – urban drainage utility
- City of Ahaus
- City of Frankfurt am Main
- Hamm urban drainage utility (Lippeverband water authority)
- Hannoversch Münden urban drainage utility
- Ludwigshafen urban drainage utility
- Cologne urban drainage utilities
- Düsseldorf urban drainage utility
- Magdeburg municipal utilities
- Leverkusen municipal utilities
- Burscheid municipal utilities
Comparative Test participants
- University of the German Federal Armed Forces, Munich, Institute of Water Resources
- University of Stuttgart, Institute for Sanitary Engineering, Water Quality and Solid Waste Management (ISWA)
- University of Kassel, Department of Urban Water Management within the Institute for Water, Waste and Environmental Management (IWAU)
Contact
Thomas Brüggemann
Dipl.-Ing.
T: +49 (0) 209 17806-18
E: brueggemann@ikt.de
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