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Odour Control In ETP

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OdoServe EOC

Pack Size - 20Litre

Why You Should Switch to OdoServe EOC

Odour control in ETP is as much a health hazard as much as it is an inconvenience, and a nuisance. OdoServe EOC is engineered to address and eliminate industrial odour problems at the point-of-source, a reliable and safe option for any high-load effluent system.

Eco-Friendly Odour Neutralization

OdoServe EOC The non-amine-based formula design elimates sulphides and mercaptans without generating any harmful byproducts – so you can keep this aspect of your operations environmentally responsible.

Operational Savings Without Compromise

With its high efficacy, you use less chemicals, receive fewer complaints and need less emergency call-outs—so spend less in the long run.

Trusted Performance for Industrial Loads

Developed for Industrial ETPs, OdoServe EOC delivers reliable results when the going gets taken very tough, whatever the effluent is or volume.

Safe for Workers, Friendly to Surroundings

​The solution is a low percentage of harmful gases such as H₂S, making it safe for employees to work on the rig and for the surrounding environment.

Helps You Stay Audit-Ready

​Powered by trusted odour control and compliance support, your facility will be better prepared for inspections, audits and changing air quality standards.

  • What is bioculture for wastewater treatment?
    Bioculture for wastewater treatment uses specialized microbial consortia to break down organic pollutants, reduce sludge, and purify water. Unlike chemicals, it offers eco-friendly, sustainable remediation for industrial and municipal systems.
  • Why choose Amalgam Biotech’s bioculture over competitors?
    Our patented bioculture for wastewater treatment features strain-specific microbes with 98% efficacy in BOD/COD reduction, backed by 10+ years of R&D. We tailor solutions for pharmaceuticals, textiles, and FMCG sectors—ensuring compliance and cost savings.
  • How quickly does bioculture reduce wastewater odor?
    Amalgam’s biocultures eliminate foul odors (e.g., H₂S, ammonia) within 72 hours by metabolizing sulfur compounds. Ideal for sewage plants, tanneries, and food processing units requiring rapid odor control.
  • Can bioculture treat high-toxicity industrial effluents?
    Yes. Our shock-resistant microbial strains degrade phenols, heavy metals, and complex hydrocarbons in chemical/petrochemical wastewater, achieving 90% contaminant removal even in fluctuating pH/temperature conditions.
  • Does bioculture reduce operational costs for STPs/ETPs?
    Absolutely. By minimizing sludge volume by 40% and replacing chemicals, our bioculture cuts operational expenses by 30–60%. It also lowers energy consumption in aeration tanks and extends equipment life.
  • Is Amalgam’s bioculture safe for aquatic ecosystems?
    Certified non-pathogenic and non-GMO, our strains meet CPCB/MoEFCC guidelines. They leave zero toxic residues, protect aquatic life, and support water reuse for irrigation/industrial cooling. Check our Awards & Recognition.
  • How do I integrate bioculture into existing treatment plants?
    Simply dose our liquid/powder formulations into aerators, lagoons, or MBBR systems. We provide customized application protocols based on your effluent load, ensuring seamless integration without infrastructure changes.
  • What industries benefit most from your wastewater bioculture?
    Pharmaceuticals, distilleries, textiles, municipal sewage, and dairy/poultry sectors achieve 100% regulatory compliance with our solutions. Case studies show 70% faster degradation of dyes, antibiotics, and FOG (fats, oils, grease).
  • How long until bioculture shows measurable results?
    Initial improvements (odor reduction, sludge settling) appear in 7–10 days. Full system optimization takes 4–6 weeks, with real-time monitoring reports provided to track BOD/COD/TSS reduction.
  • Does Amalgam Biotech offer technical support post-purchase?
    Yes. Our dedicated bioremediation experts provide site audits, microbial efficacy testing, and troubleshooting—ensuring your bioculture for wastewater treatment delivers peak performance long-term.
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