Odors from the Gray Manor pumping station in Baltimore County, Md., were so bad that one neighbor complained to the newspaper, saying she couldn’t run the circulating fans in her windows in the summertime.But you don’t find newspaper articles about the smell anymore. That’s because the pump division of Baltimore County Utilities has installed an odor control system based on hydroxyl radical fogging technology. Operational since last August, the OHxyPhogg V250 system from Parkson Corp. has eliminated hydrogen sulfide odors that used to prompt calls to county council members from neighbors and negative publicity in the local news media.“We don’t
