Gaseous emissions and odours

Gas measurements and odour control appear alongside questions about the cost and geography of ammonia abatement. The programme illustrates why a treatment can only be judged against its setting and the stage of the manure chain being measured.

This section preserves 31 historical presentation titles. A title documents a research question, not the result or a recommendation for current practice.

Questions in this theme

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1. 2.001New micro-meteorological techniques for measuring gas emission from stored solid manure
2. 2.002Assessment of the ammonia abatement potential of different geographical regions and altitudinal zones based on a large-scale survey
3. 2.003Sustainable Organic Waste Management for Enviromental Protection and Food Safety Ammonia abatement: Effectiveness and costs in two German model farms
4. 2.004European agricultural gaseous emissions inventory researchers network (EAGER)
5. 2.005Can the additive “Effective Micro-Organisms (EM)” reduce ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from slurry stores?
6. 2.006Quantifying odour emission from composting
7. 2.007Measurement and abatement of ammonia emissions from hard standings used by livestock
8. 2.008Ammonia emission from FYM heaps and cattle and swine slurry stores
9. 2.009Integrated management practices to minimise losses and maximise crop nitrogen value of broiler litter
10. 2.010Dynamic modelling of ammonia biofiltration from waste gases
11. 2.011Evaluation of three approaches to decrease ammonia emission from solid manure storage facilities
12. 2.012Gaseous emissions (NH3, N2O, CH4 and CO2) from a biological aerobic treatment unit of pig slurry
13. 2.013Effects of separation and anaerobic digestion of slurry on odour and ammonia emission during subsequent storage and land application
14. 2.014Comparison of gas and odour emissions from swine manure management with and without treatment facilities in Québec
15. 2.015Ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from a straw flow system for fattening pigs
16. 2.016Modelling ammonia and nitrous oxide emissions from slurry-amended soils Development of an infiltration submodel
17. 2.017Coupling composting and biofiltration for ammonia and volatile organic compounds removal
18. 2.018Greenhouse gas and ammonia emission abatement by slurry treatment
19. 2.019Influence of different levels of covering on greenhouse gas and ammonia emissions from slurry stores
20. 2.020Technique for determination of ammonia emissions in urine-diverting wastewater systems
21. 2.021Ammonia, methane, nitrous oxide and particulate matter emissions in two different buildings for laying hens
22. 2.022A method to assess the reduction of ammonia and methane emissions by application of BAT in Intensive Livestock Farming
23. 2.023Ammonia emission from land applied farm yard manure - First results
24. 2.024Natural crusting of slurry storage as an abatement measure for ammonia emissions on dairy farms
25. 2.025Characterization of organic packing materials in the removal of ammonia gas in automated biofilters
26. 2.026Performance characterization of a full-scale biofilter at an organic waste treatment plant
27. 2.027Sustainable Organic Waste Management for Enviromental Protection and Food Safety Nitrogen efficiency and environmental impact from different strategies for management of green manure leys
28. 2.028Study of NH3 emissions during slurry storage in small-scale tanks
29. 2.029The effect of storage and rapid incorporation on N2O emissions following the application of pig and cattle FYM to land
30. 2.030Ammonia emissions from poultry manure management systems: housing, storage and land spreading losses
31. 2.031Gaseous emissions from alternative housing systems for laying hens

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This is a historical bibliographic index. For the full meeting overview, see RAMIRAN 2004; for current explanations of nutrient and material pathways, visit the research guides.