Neutroair is a professional odor neutralization system that can be applied using different methods depending on the source of the unpleasant odor and the conditions of the application area. Neutroair products are distributed into odor-affected environments through high-pressure spraying systems, dry vapor applications, nebulization technology, or controlled release in gel form.
When active odor-neutralizing components in Neutroair formulations dispersed into the environment come into contact with odor-causing molecules, they interact chemically and reduce their odor-producing properties. Rather than covering unpleasant odors with perfume or another fragrance, Neutroair applications are designed to neutralize the source of odor perception.
The application method is selected according to the characteristics of the odor source, whether the area is open or enclosed, airflow conditions, odor intensity, and the operating conditions of the facility. This enables an effective, economical, and sustainable industrial odor control solution to be developed for each facility.
Neutroair systems offer multiple application options to address different odor sources across a wide range of industries.
Neutroair odor neutralization chemicals are dispersed into the environment as extremely fine droplets using high-pressure systems. The resulting fine mist creates a large contact area with odor molecules dispersed across the site, supporting effective neutralization.
This method is particularly suitable for open areas, wastewater treatment plants, landfills, waste transfer stations, and large industrial sites.
In dry vapor applications, the Neutroair product is dispersed into the air as extremely fine particles without creating wetness in the surrounding environment. These particles spread through the air and come into contact with odor molecules.
Dry vapor and nebulization systems are suitable odor control methods for enclosed production areas, garbage rooms, lift stations, restaurant and kitchen exhaust systems, industrial process areas, and living spaces.
Neutroair gel products provide the controlled and continuous release of odor-neutralizing components into the surrounding environment. They offer a practical solution in areas where electricity, water, or extensive equipment installation is not available.
Gel applications can be used in sewer manholes, small garbage rooms, waste containers, small lift station pits, toilets, offices, and enclosed areas with limited technical infrastructure.
Neutroair can be used as an alternative or complementary solution to conventional odor control technologies for a wide range of industrial and environmental odor problems.
The main advantages include:
When Neutroair is used with the appropriate product, correct dosage, and suitable application method, it begins interacting with odor molecules within a short period of time. Depending on the application and environmental conditions, this interaction may occur within seconds.
The fundamental operating principle of Neutroair is not to suppress unpleasant odors with a stronger fragrance. The system is designed to interact with the molecules responsible for unpleasant odors and reduce their perceptibility.
Odor neutralization performance can be monitored not only through sensory assessments but also through accredited analytical methods, olfactometric measurements, and electronic nose (e-nose) instruments. This allows conditions before and after application to be compared and the results to be evaluated using measurable data.
Dynamic olfactometry is a standardized sensory measurement method used to determine the odor concentration of a gaseous sample using a selected human assessment panel. Results are typically expressed in European odor units per cubic metre (ouE/m³).
In Neutroair projects, olfactometric measurements can be used to:
Where required, Neutroair performance can be independently evaluated by accredited laboratories in accordance with EN 13725:2022.
An electronic nose is an advanced measurement technology that uses sensors to analyze odor profiles formed by volatile compounds in the air. Similar to the human olfactory system, it helps identify and compare different odor patterns.
In Neutroair projects, electronic nose (e-nose) instrumentations are used for:
Electronic nose data helps visualize the odor neutralization process through graphical analysis and supports the measurable evaluation of application performance. Electronic nose analysis complements standardized olfactometric measurements and is not intended to replace accredited dynamic olfactometry where regulatory odor concentration measurement is required.
From wastewater treatment plants and sewer lines to landfills and industrial exhaust stacks, every odor source has different characteristics. Effective odor control therefore requires the process generating the odor, environmental conditions, and the way the odor disperses to be evaluated together.
Neutroair approaches site analysis, product selection, system design, installation, commissioning, and performance measurement as an integrated process. This enables us to provide fast, economical, measurable, and sustainable odor neutralization solutions for unpleasant odors generated across different types of facilities.
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At Neutroair, we provide environmentally friendly solutions that control unpleasant odors at the source across a wide range of applications, from industrial facilities and wastewater treatment plants to sewer systems and waste storage areas.