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 sesion05 fernandez pablo  The present work is a joint venture project conducted by the Uruguayan Technological Laboratory (LATU), the National Directorate of the Environment (DINAMA) and the Río Negro’s local government. It consists on the application of different methodologies to address the problem generated by the presence of unpleasant odours in Fray Bentos, Uruguay.

 

J. Zarauz1, C. Luzardo1, A. Curutchet1, L. Francois1, M. Hill2, P. Kok2 y P. Fernández2 jzarauz@latu.org.uy

  1 Laboratorio Tecnológico del Uruguay (LATU) -Uruguay; 2 Dirección Nacional de Medio Ambiente (DINAMA) -Uruguay

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sesion06 marchant01  Dispersion modeling defines the relationship between the emission source and the receptor. While control measures may be applied to the emission source, compliance with odor nuisance standards depend on whether the odor concentrations at the receptor have been adequately reduced with respect to their frequency, intensity, duration and location.

Luis José Marchant Santa María.1

 

1 Project Manager, Odotech Ltda, Cruz del Sur 133, oficina 503, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile, lmarchant@odotech.com

ProOlor. Prognosis of Odours
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proolor software   There is a wide range of methods used to monitor incidents at a real time scale using dispersion models in some occasions coupled with electronic sensor gas emission monitoring. In other cases the monitoring is made with the help of real data from residents or with dedicated panellists. They all have one thing in common: These tools predict the event when it is already happening, therefore there is no option for the plant manager to take actions to correct the incident.

David Cartelle Fernándezb, Carlos N. Díaz Jiménez*a, Jose M. Vellón Grañab, Ángel Rodríguez Lópezb.

a SVPA, Servicios de Protección Ambiental

b TROPOSFERA

 Contacto: carlosdiaz@prolor.net

website: www.prolor.net

  

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