Today, more than ever, water and wastewater facilities must be prepared to deal with air quality issues.
Odor control has long been a major air quality issue for wastewater facilities.
The 1990 passage of the Clean Air Act Amendments has made Air Quality an issue to be addressed by both water and wastewater facilities. In particular those portions of the CAA which deal with the Risk Management Plans associated with the accidental release of toxic substances such as chorine.
Ongoing regulatory developments with respect to VOC and HAP emissions can and do impact capital and operational budgets for both water and wastewater facilities.
The Air Quality Team of Greeley and Hansen is comprised of Specialists who have successfully completed numerous odor control and air quality study and design projects throughout the United States. In the process, we have developed proven methods of determining the potential impact of an odor source or air pollutant/toxic emission on a community.
With the ever expanding base of regulators requirements and possible solutions, it is becoming difficult, if not impossible for any one individual to be completely knowledgeable of the full range of odor control technologies and air quality regulatory requirements. Further, it is even less likely that any one individual could have a broad base of experience in the design and implementation of such technologies and regulatory requirements.
Recognizing these limitations, Greeley and Hansen has embraced the team concept and has established a forum where our Air Quality Specialists through our national regional offices provide a pool of talent to share expertise and experience covering a broad range of odor control technologies and air quality regulatory requirements. By pooling our company wide talents in this manner, Greeley and Hansen can provide solutions and services which are unparalleled.
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Greeley and Hansen's Air Quality Team has the expertise and experience to solve nearly every odor control situation:
COLLECTION SYSTEMS
• Gravity Sewers and Interceptor Odor Emissions
• Wastewater Collection System Pumping Station Odor Emissions
• End of Force Main Odor Emissions
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS
- Headworks and Influent Pump Stations Odor Emission
- Preliminary Treatment (Screen and Grit Removal) Odor Emissions
- Primary Treatment Odor Emissions
- Secondary Treatment Odor Emissions
- Sludge Processing Odor Emissions
- Sludge Composting Odor Emissions
Greeley and Hansen's Air Quality Team has expertise and experience in the design and implementation of nearly all odor control technologies:
SOURCE (Liquid Phase) ODOR CONTROL
- Chemical Addition
- Bio-augmentation
- In-stream oxygenation
OFF GAS ODOR CONTROL
- Biofilters
- Single and Multi-stage Wet Scrubbers
- Ozonation
- Granular Activated Carbon
- Atmospheric Dilution and Dispersion (Computer Modeling Techniques)
Members of Greeley and Hansen's Air Quality Team have dedicated time and effort to become completely knowledgeable of regulatory requirements (such as the Clean Air Act Amendments) which impact or have the potential to impact Water and Wastewater Treatment Facilities.
Greeley and Hansen developed and presented a Seminar Series on the implications of the Clean Air Act Section 112 (r) Risk Management Programs
Greeley and Hansen provides services for plant wide emissions investigations with regard to VOC and HAP emission provisions of the Clean Air Act
Greeley and Hansen provides services for Risk Management Program development and compliance.
Greeley and Hansen provides computer modeling for predicting emissions (odor, VOC and HAP) from either existing or from proposed treatment facilities.
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