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<strong>1) Fogging System 2) Vapour Phase System 3) Direct Dosing into liquid</strong></p>
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It is worth explaining, that, unlike masking agents,<strong>RXSOL Odor Eliminator</strong> does not blow away in the wind. Being positively charged, it will seek out target molecules and bond to them resulting in a chemical reaction forming a non-volitile organic salt. If a <strong>RXSOL Odor Eliminator</strong> molecule does not find a target, it will attach itself to a negatively charged surface and wait for an odorous molecule. As with all gases, the odorous molecules are constantly moving and, given time, will come into contact with a  <strong>RXSOL Odor Eliminator </strong>molecule and be destroyed.</p>
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<strong>Fogging System:</strong><br />
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Fogging systems spraying <strong>RXSOL Odor Eliminator</strong>  are used when odour is from open-air sources.<strong>RXSOL Odor Eliminator </strong>is sprayed on an interval basis depending on odour type and strength. An example of this is running the system for 30 seconds ON and 2 minutes OFF.</p>
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Some examples of facilities where fogging systems can be used:<br />
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Waste Water/Sewage Treatment Plants</li>
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Refuse Transfer Stations</li>
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Steel Manufacturing Slag Beds</li>
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Contaminated Soil Remediation</li>
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Pig Farms</li>
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Sludge Lagoons</li>
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Fogging systems spraying <strong>RXSOL Odor Eliminator</strong>  is also used in indoor facilities. Some examples are:<br />
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Sewage Pumping Stations</li>
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Slurry Pits</li>
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<strong>Vapour Phase Systems :</strong><br />
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Vapour phase systems delivering  <strong>RXSOL Odor Eliminator</strong> is used when odour is from ducted, or confined, air sources. This type of application is designed to inject the vapour into a continuous flow air stream that is part of an exhaust or extraction process. These types of systems are delivering vapour into the air stream continuously. Some examples of these types of problems are:<br />
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Manufacturing Process Exhaust Airflow</li>
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Sewage Plant Air Extraction</li>
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Sewage Pumping Stations</li>
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ANY air emissions vented to atmosphere</li>
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<strong>Direct Dosing:</strong><br />
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<strong>RXSOL Odor Eliminator</strong>  is exceptionally effective in capturing its target in a liquid solution. Liquid solutions only produce odours when they reach a point where cavitation occurs, say at the end of the pipe or weir. Odour is produced as a result of the reduction in water pressure and the odorous gases are stripped out of solution.</p>
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This method of application is ideal for waste treatment plants, animal and fish processing plants, and pig and chicken farms, which have wash down systems where waste water is collected and stored in a settlement pond system or holding tanks.</p>
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<strong>RXSOL Odor Eliminator</strong>  molecules will attach to the odorous compounds to remove toxins from the water and, over about seven days, will spread through the whole anaerobic/facultative/aerobic pond system to remove odours. This action chemically bonds (valency bond) to the odorous compound to form a non-toxic, non-odorous organic salt. Bacteria will then break down this salt. As a result, there is no increase in BOD, and no regeneration of foul odours.</p>
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<strong>RXSOL Odor Eliminator</strong> can best be thought of as a detoxifying catalyst that beneficially affects the pond ecology. It is extremely powerful.</p>
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<strong>RXSOL Odor Eliminator</strong> , which is not required to destroy toxic odorous compounds, will continue in the stream and neutralise any air that is stripped from the stream due to water turbulence at the treatment station or ponds.</p>