Introducing SORS
STERNOVA ODOR REMOVAL SYSTEM
The Wastewater Odor Challenge – And Sternova’s SORS Solution
Wastewater treatment facilities, lift stations, and sludge treatment units face unique and persistent odor challenges. Traditional methods can be costly, complex, and environmentally impactful. Masking agents are temporary. Chemical treatments can be harsh. There’s a better way – the Sternova way.
Sternova’s SORS harnesses the power of nature to neutralize odors at their source. Applied as a fine mist, SORS quickly targets and breaks down odor-causing molecules like hydrogen sulfide (H2S), ammonia, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), leaving behind only clean, fresh air.
The Sternova Advantage – Why Choose SORS for Wastewater?
Beyond Masking and Adsorbing!
- Fast-Acting: Eliminates odors in minutes, providing immediate relief in critical areas.
- Broad Spectrum: Effective against the complex mix of odors found in wastewater treatment.
- Readily Bioactive: SORS starts working immediately – no acclimation period needed, minimizing downtime.
- Eco-Friendly: 100% natural, non-toxic, and biodegradable, protecting the environment.
- Cost-Effective: Low CAPEX and OPEX – save money on installation, maintenance, and chemical usage.
- Minimal Footprint: Simple mist application integrates easily into existing facilities, even in confined spaces.
- Easy to Use: Simple application process – no specialized training required.
- Long-Lasting: Provides stable, consistent odor control, reducing the need for frequent reapplications.
- H2S Control: Specifically targets and neutralizes hydrogen sulfide, a major source of odor in wastewater.
How SORS Works – The Sternova Innovation
Sternova’s SORS utilizes a unique blend of selected microorganisms and biocatalytic enzymes – our ‘Live Enzymes’ – produced at the point of operation. These Live Enzymes possess hundreds of times the efficacy of naturally occurring enzymes, rapidly breaking down odor molecules into harmless byproducts. This targeted approach is highly effective even in the challenging conditions of wastewater treatment.
