2018
DOI: 10.12912/23920629/86054
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Methods for assessing the odor emissions from livestock farming facilities

Abstract: STRESZCZENIEHodowla zwierząt gospodarskich oprócz licznych korzyści niesie ze sobą szereg negatywnych skutków dla śro-dowiska naturalnego, w tym emisję zanieczyszczeń, m.in. zapachowych, do powietrza atmosferycznego. Celem pracy była charakterystyka metod stosowanych w ocenie emisji odorów obiektów hodowlanych oraz analiza standardów odorowych stosowanych w światowych przepisach prawnych. Z przeprowadzonych analiz wynika iż w systemie prawnym krajów europejskich stosuje się standardy odorowe wyrażane w europej… Show more

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“…Selective operation of each component is not required, since the main goal of the sensor system is to have as much chemical diversity as possible, allowing the device to respond to as many chemicals as possible [95]. These devices are characterised by high sensitivity, and their main disadvantage is the restriction of concentration measurements to "learned" ones [129,130].…”
Section: Electronic Noses (E-noses)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Selective operation of each component is not required, since the main goal of the sensor system is to have as much chemical diversity as possible, allowing the device to respond to as many chemicals as possible [95]. These devices are characterised by high sensitivity, and their main disadvantage is the restriction of concentration measurements to "learned" ones [129,130].…”
Section: Electronic Noses (E-noses)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Development of the MLR models were described in [17]. Developed model: log c = -13.54 + 9.44·log S1 -2.25·log S4 + 3.11·log S7 (1) was characterized by determination coefficient (R 2 ) equal to 0.92.…”
Section: Electronic Nosementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Every human activity is a source of emissions of various compounds, including volatile organic compounds, which enter the atmosphere. Many of them can cause odour nuisances due to their unpleasant smell [1,2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main sources of odour emissions from animal facilities are litter fermentation and decomposition, as well asthe decomposition of faeces and food residue. Odorous compounds are also generated by respiration, digestion and evaporation from the skin of livestock (Grzelka et al 2018, Korczyński et al 2010, Saba et al 2003. Odorants typically identified in the context of animal husbandry and maintenance are ammonia andhydrogen sulphide -usually present in high concentrations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%