Immission measurements and odour percentage determination around a sugar beet factory in Ankara

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2004-11-19

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Guvener, M
Atımtay, Aysel
Dincer, F
Muezzinoglu, A

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In this study, field inspection method was used for odour immission measurements around a sugar factory in Ankara. The main reasons for this selection were the high odorous emissions released from the factory and the factory being located in a residential area. Field inspections (immission measurements) were performed around a sugar factory in order to determine immission levels. At the end of the immission measurements, a setback distance of 1.5 km is determined that should be around a sugar factory.

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M. Guvener, A. Atımtay, F. Dincer, and A. Muezzinoglu, “Immission measurements and odour percentage determination around a sugar beet factory in Ankara,” 2004, vol. 1850, p. 289, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/62913.