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Attachment 10-Air Quality and Odour Assessment · MCU23/0078
APPENDIX A – FORM FOR STAGE 1 DIAGNOSIS AND STAGE
2 MEASURES
Tenant
Shop Location
Stage 1 – Diagnosis
Criteria Details Check applicable
score
Low level discharge, discharge into courtyard or restriction on stack 20
Not low level but below eaves, or discharge at below 10 m/s 15
Dispersion
Discharging 1 m above eaves at 10-15 m/s 10
Discharging 1 m above ridge at 15 m/s 5
Closest sensitive receptor less than 20 m from kitchen discharge 10
Proximity to
receptors
Closest sensitive receptor between 20 m and 100 m from kitchen discharge 5
Closest sensitive receptor more than 100 m from kitchen discharge 1
More than 100 covers (1 cover = single serving for one guest) or large sized take away 5
Size of kitchen Between 30 and 100 covers or medium sized take away 3
Less than 30 covers or small take away 1
Pub (high level of fried food), fried chicken, burgers or fish & chips, Turkish, Middle Eastern or
any premises cooking with solid fuel 10
Cooking type
(odour and Vietnamese, Thai, Indian, Japanese, Chinese, steakhouse 7
grease
loading)
Cantonese, Italian, French, Pizza (gas-fired) 4
Most pubs (no fried food, mainly reheating and sandwiches, etc.), Tea rooms 1
TOTAL RISK SCORE
Stage 2 – Odour control measures to implement
Risk score Odour control requirement Check applicable
box
1. Fine filtration or ESP followed by carbon filtration (carbon filters rated with a 0.1 second
residence time)
<20
2. Fine filtration followed by counteractant/neutralising system to achieve same level of
control as 1
1. Fine filtration or ESP followed by carbon filtration (carbon filters rated with a 0.2 – 0.4
20 – 35 second residence time)
2. Fine filtration or ESP followed by UV ozone system to achieve same level of control as 1
1. Fine filtration or ESP followed by carbon filtration (carbon filters rated with a 0.4 – 0.8
second residence time)
>35 2. Fine filtration or ESP followed by carbon filtration and by counteractant/neutralising
system to achieve same level of control as 1
3. Fine filtration or ESP followed by UV ozone system to achieve same level of control as 1
Note 1: A pragmatic view can be taken when assessing whether certain low risk kitchens require any odour abatement to be fitted. In
reaching this decision, the nature of the food being cooked and/or the size of kitchen and/or its location may be considered.
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