EMPOWERING SOLUTIONS
Mitigation Technologies
Developing state-of-the-art odor mitigation solutions and equipment that effectively achieves industrial compliance, reduces water consumption, and paves the way for a more sustainable future.
Science, meet innovation.
Our Mitigation Technologies combine innovative equipment design and Cloud-based SCADA technology to provide connected odor management solutions for firms in the solid waste, cannabis, industrial-scale composting, and wastewater industries.
Solid Waste
Avoid complaints and compliance red tape by neutralizing malodors associated with landfill operations, compost facilities, and material recovery facilities.
Commercial Agriculture
Safely combat odors associated with marijuana and hemp cultivations, as well as other commercial facilities dealing with animal agriculture.
Industrial-scale composting
Our array of smart odor mitigation technologies help individual and commercial composting operations meet conditions for compliance as regulations tighten for industrial-scale composting.
Wastewater
Leverage safe and effective tools to eliminate odors and remove barriers to community acceptance around wastewater treatment plants and biosolids facilities.
MT-6™ Molecular Filtration System
An all-new way to sequester odor molecules. Molecular scrubbing uses carbon to manifest adsorption as the odorous air is filtered, effectively eliminating odors down to the molecule.
Stationary Vapor Systems
Our patented vapor-phase systems leverage waterless vapor technology to control fugitive odors. Vapor-phase systems manifest adsorption in the open air to eliminate odors on contact.
Mobile Vapor Systems
All the effectiveness of our patented vapor-phase systems, made to move. The trailer-mounted vapor-phase system is designed for temporary and changing odor-causing conditions.
Unique Site Systems
Custom solutions designed to fit any site. Unique site systems are engineered to seamlessly integrate into operational spaces that require a bespoke design.
Leveraging science and technology to neutralize odors before they become a problem
The first step on the path to odor neutralization is to discover, identify, and measure the source using science and technology. Knowing the particular odor profile helps determine the best odor mitigation approach and tools. These can include a combination of vapor-phase, scrubbing, and fogging.
Using a highly-defined chemical and physical reaction known as adsorption, our odor mitigation technologies establish contact between the adsorptive materials and the odor-impacted air. The result? An end-to-end system that actually eliminates odor molecules.
THE PATH TO ODOR NEUTRALIZATION
Monitor your system anytime, from anywhere
Every Byers system comes fully equipped with a dedicated Cloud-based website, putting control in your hands. Receive email and text maintenance alerts, collect operational data to ensure compliance, and monitor your system remotely from anywhere in the world.
Why vapor?
Waterless vapor-phase systems use less water, making them more sustainable, effective, and efficient. Unlike misting that pushes odors to the ground, vapor meets odors in the air and neutralizes them on contact. It’s not masking. It’s mitigating.
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to hide, conceal, or cover up.
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to alleviate, reduce, or diminish.
Want to learn more? Visit our resource center.
Resource Center
Wastewater Odor Mitigation: The Importance of Real-Time Monitoring
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The Future of Commercial Odor Control Must Be Connected, Scalable, and Custom
Odor control is a crucial consideration for waste processing facilities across the country. In fact, a lack of comprehensive odor control poses a distinct liability for these essential facilities. Luckily,…
The True Costs of Insufficient Industrial Odor Control
It is a given that industrial-scale waste processing facilities such as landfills, wastewater treatment plants, and commercial composting facilities emit odors. What’s less clear, primarily due to the subjective nature…