At Silsoe Odours, we can objectively measure, assess and analyse odours in line with international odour measurement standards. In this article, we explore how to measure odour, with a particular focus on the odour measurement equipment used for both sampling and testing.
Learn how to collect, store and send odour samples safely for accurate laboratory testing. This guide explains best practice odour sampling methods and how to ensure reliable, UKAS-accredited testing results.
Odour dispersion modelling is a scientific tool that predicts how odours spread from a site over time. Our technical guide explains the process, key inputs, and iterative scenario testing, helping developers and planners minimise odour impacts, reduce complaints, and support planning and environmental permits.
Odours are subjective, varying from person to person. This makes them hard to measure. But objective odour measurement is possible. The key is using trained assessors, standardised methods, and accredited lab testing. UKAS accreditation to BS EN 13725:2022 ensures results are reliable and accurate. This makes odour data useful for planning, permitting, and environmental investigations.
Odour surveys can help industrial sites identify and manage odorous emissions. In today’s blog, we explore three examples of how this can be valuable. HOW CAN I MAKE USE OF ODOUR SURVEYS? There are many kinds of odour surveys. The best one for your needs will depend on your objectives. For example: Planning & Permitting…
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AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THE ARCHITECT’S TOOLKIT There are a plethora of metaphorical hoops to jump through in your bid for a successful planning application. One such ‘hoop’, an odour assessment survey, is on the rise. Evermore, local authorities are adding it to the list of standard requirements when considering planning applications. As an…
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