Occupational Exposure Assessment
We are a team of experts provide a comprehensive Occupational Exposure Assessment!
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We are a team of experts provide a comprehensive Occupational Exposure Assessment!
Scentroid provides a comprehensive Occupational Exposure Assessment adhering to US EPA and European standards. We analyze hazard identification and risk assessments in the workplace through a series of audits. Keep your employees safe with Scentroid’s help.
These include, but are not limited to, fugitive emission measurement, air dispersion modeling, impact assessments, and even flare testing where required. We will even provide a complete emission inventory reported with internationally recognized standards.
Keep Workplace Safe With Advanced Monitoring
In order to forecast the impacts and olfactory nuisance factors associated with odour sources, we model atmospheric dispersion of odours with our occupational exposure assessment protocol. These calculations include:
- Air dispersion modeling
- Odour unit (OU) measurements produced in laboratories are converted to OU emission rates
- Odour impact predictions based on measured emissions
- Odour concentration displayed from highest offender to least offensive, its duration based on historic weather data, and the contribution of each source
The Purpose of Dispersion Modeling
- Document all legal compliance
- Calculate required height of stacks
- Assess required abatement efficiency
- Simulate future scenarios
- Evaluate impact of process modifications
- Gain a full understanding of situation
Ask our Scentroid Representative to learn more about our Services!
Dispersion Modelling
Meteorological Conditions
Meteorological conditions such as wind speed and direct, atmospheric turbulence, temperature, cloud cover and solar radiation
Source Term
Source term, which is the concentration of the emission, the height, the location and the temperature of the source
Advanced Software
The most common and advanced modeling software available – both CALPUFF and AERMOD (adheres to US EPA standards)
Source Location
Terrain elevations at the source location and at the receptor location
Neighboring Informtaion
Neighboring community information, which includes nearby homes, schools, businesses and hospitals
Obstructions
Location, height and width of any obstructions in the path of the emitted gaseous plume, including roughness of the surface of either rural/city terrains
