Industrial & Environmental Odor Care

Assess odor sources in livestock, shell storage, food waste, sludge and wastewater; design site-specific chemicals and operating processes.

Applications by source

Livestock facilities

Separate manure, floor residues, storage and exhaust points. Identify ammonia or sulfur compounds by measurement and review species, animal presence, feeding, manure handling and ventilation. Prioritise cleaning, waste recovery and capture before selecting compatible products. Animal, feed or drinking-water contact requires separate suitability review.

Shell storage and processing

Assess residual organic matter on shells, storage time, standing water and leachate. Combine residue removal, drainage, shorter storage and area separation with cleaning and odor-care products. Check recycling objectives and wash-water handling; do not apply strong acids indiscriminately to shells.

Food-waste facilities

Diagnose intake, storage, sorting, transfer, containers, floors and leachate separately. Combine organic-matter removal, container washing, residence-time control and enclosure/capture. Distinguish surface products from captured-gas treatment chemicals; assess organic load, pH changes and effluent impact.

Sewage-treatment sludge

Review thickening, storage, dewatering, loading and transfer. Analyse ammonia, amines or reduced sulfur compounds as appropriate. Separate surface care from captured-gas treatment; evaluate effects on polymers, dewatering and disposal/reuse. Odor products do not substitute for sludge stabilisation or statutory treatment.

Industrial wastewater treatment

Assess loads and timing in inlet, collection, equalisation, process and sludge areas. Review water pH, organics, oxygen and gas data, including biological-process compatibility. Direct water dosing, surface treatment and scrubber chemicals are distinct applications; do not dose without confirmed conditions.

Chemicals and equipment

Design source cleaning → residence/moisture/ventilation management → enclosure/capture → compatible treatment → verification.
Compare biological treatment, chemical scrubbing and carbon adsorption where suitable. Surface products and gas-treatment chemicals have different applications.
Oxidising formulations such as PAA require purpose, permitted-use, material, animal exposure, residue and mixing-risk review. No universal product is presented for every site.

BIOCLEAN · CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT

Why choose this product range

Over 25 years of development experience — research continues today

Korea Total Service continues researching products and application processes, drawing on more than 25 years of development experience. Customer requirements are our starting point: we connect soil sources, materials and actual working conditions when developing product specifications.

Product-specific technical priorities

Livestock, shell waste, food waste, sludge and wastewater odors have different sources and compositions. Organic accumulation, moisture, process and capture conditions guide site-specific chemical use combined with cleaning, ventilation and equipment management.

Designed around the soil

We distinguish soil types, depth and sources to discuss specifications for cleaning, removal or protection.

Materials and process together

We assess surface changes, recovery, rinsing, drying and follow-up care alongside cleaning objectives to propose usable field methods.

Custom development and improvement

Manufacture after order is our basic policy, including general-purpose products. Customer requirements and application feedback inform subsequent specifications.

From customer requirements to product specifications

Review photos, materials, contamination, operating conditions and objectives
Select product and process options; discuss samples or spot trials when needed
Manufacture and supply to agreed specifications, with application guidance
Review outcomes and maintenance records to discuss improvements

Attach photos and discuss specifications ↗

Final ingredients, instructions, SDS and performance documentation are provided for the agreed product specification. These are development and selection criteria, not quantified guarantees of identical outcomes in every condition.

Site verification and management

Compare the same locations and operating conditions before/after; log time, temperature, feed or intake loads, pH, flow and ventilation.
Separate combined odor assessment from individual-compound measurement; check recurrence, treatment effects, corrosion, residues and maintenance.
Do not judge safety by smell. Manure/sludge agitation and confined spaces require gas monitoring, ventilation and site procedures.
Removal percentage, duration or disinfection is not guaranteed before product-specific field verification.

Supply and technical consultation

Product planning / custom development and supply consultation. Composition, concentration, dilution, dose, packaging and price are discussed after site review and testing. Assess sources and treatment processes rather than relying solely on fragrance masking.

Send facility type, location, sources and timing, area/capacity, current chemicals/equipment, measurements and photos.

Discuss odor management ↗

Technical references:EPA·University of Minnesota