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Odor and corrosion control

Kemira KemConnect™ OCC is an automated solution for controlling odor and corrosion in sewer and wastewater systems.

The solution includes the measurement, online monitoring, and control of hydrogen sulphide (H2S), with recommendations for optimal dosage points and a customized reporting system. The KemConnect platform allows you to continuously monitor all relevant performance parameters and cost savings in real time.

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KemConnect™ OCC benefits include

Improve safety and avoid unexpected costs

Effective H2S control helps to protect plant personnel and local residents from health and safety hazards.

Tackling corrosion issues in the sewer pipes can extend the lifespan of your infrastructure.

Proactive, efficient, and convenient

KemConnect OCC uses real-time H2S measurements to provide you with a clear view of the status of your sewer network.

The solution also includes automated chemical dosing to help you avoid over or underdosing.

Backed by 100 years of expertise

To ensure a quick start-up phase, Kemira will install the relevant sensors, supply suitable chemicals, and make sure that your staff is properly trained.

Maintenance and calibration services provide flexibility and ensure optimal treatment.

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Odor and corrosion control – the smart way

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How to control odor and microbial induced corrosion in waste streams

Within the wastewater industry, terms “odor” and “bacteria as a cause of corrosion” in collection systems are used loosely for two very challenging problems. Kemira’s Tafadzwa “Tee” Mariga gives a few useful tips on how to drill down to the bottom of these nuisances.

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