2020
DOI: 10.23968/2305-3488.2020.25.4.58-66
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Monitoring of Ambient Air and Air Inside a Surge Chamber

Abstract: Introduction. When sewage is transported along sewer pipes, sewer gases are actively formed and released. Special attention (in terms of desorption capacity) should be paid to surge chambers characterized by changes in the flow and flow arrival conditions, as well as by drop flow. The release of sewage gases has an adverse effect on sanitary and environmental safety. Therefore, it is required to control sewage gases’ release and assess the condition of the ambient air and the air in the surge chamber space. Me… Show more

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