Odor Ranger Plus

The odors found in landfills, wastewater treatment facilities and wastewater collection systems frequently result from anaerobic conditions in the resident biological systems. Anaerobic conditions can create:

Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) — Anaerobic environments support microorganisms that generate sulfides including malodorous hydrogen sulfide. At a pH of 7, hydrogen sulfide is released from the liquid creating odor, corrosion, and potentially hazardous atmospheres.

Mercaptans — Mercaptans, which account for many odor complaints, are a group of foul smelling molecules that form during the anaerobic metabolism of sulfur-containing amino acids and other sulfur-containing organic compounds.

Volatile Fatty Acids — The anaerobic fermentation of sugars and certain amino acids gives rise to the formation of volatile organic acids, including volatile fatty acids, which also cause objectionable odors.

The specialized bacterial strains found in Odor Ranger Plus™ neutralize all three — sulfides, mercaptans, and volatile fatty acids. In fact, Odor Ranger Plus™ controls a broad range of sulfur and nitrogen-containing compounds including:

• Hydrogen sulfide (H2S)
• Mercaptans
• Other reduced sulfur compounds
• Amines
• Ammonia
• Organic acids
• Volatile fatty acids

Odor Ranger Plus™ can be applied full strength or diluted either manually or using automatic fogging systems. It offers fast-acting and long-lasting odor relief for:

• Landfills
• Remediation projects
• Poultry, dairy and hog operations
• Compost
• Sludge hauling containers
• Sludge drying beds
• Sludge thickening operations