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Potential of a Network of Electronic Noses to Assess in Real Time the Odour Annoyance in the Environment of a Compost Facility
2012
Chemical Engineering Transactions
This paper presents a complete approach of continuous odour monitoring around an industrial plant, with an e-nose network named FIDOR, providing in real time the five components of the odour annoyance, the frequency, the intensity, the duration, the offensiveness and the impact on the receptor. Such FIDOR network was placed in the immediate surroundings of a compost facility in Belgium. Results show a good coherence between information provided by FIDOR system and odour level assessment with
doi:10.3303/cet1230023
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