The malodor control law enacted in 2005, regulated malodor substances ansmg from factory or service industry. In this work, an attempt is made to understand the actual conditions of malodor occurrence for types of industry and to settle trouble for a odor complaint. The odor concentration unit (o.u/㎥) of each major odor emitting industry was actualized by the indirect olfactory method including air dilution sensory test method in Korea. The industry that malodor complaint originate mainly were Chemical manufacturing industry, Waste disposal facilities and Livestock farming. As the results, Livestock farming were measured from 3 o.u/㎥ to 30 o.u/㎥ in the source boundary site, Waste disposal facilities were measured from 300 o.u/㎥ to 669 o.u/㎥ in the stack and Chemical manufacturing industry was analyzed from 300 o.u/㎥ to 1442 o.u/㎥ in the stack. Sampling of the source boundary site was demand the reform because malodor state at the field not expressed properly. In oder to solve such problem, propose total odor emission rate (T.O.E.R) introduction.

This study was performed to investigate the characteristics of indoor air quality (IAQ) in elementary and middle schools in Gyeongbuk area from July to November 2006 . The measurements of indoor air pollutants were made to cover such components as PM-10, CO2, CO, NO2, O3, HCHO, TVOC, TBC, and Radon from school classrooms. The results of this study can be summarized as follows: all of them were less than IAQ standards of Korea. The mean concentration were measured by 43.0 ㎍/㎥ (PM-10), 745 ppm (CO2), 56.1 ㎍/㎥ (HCHO), 350 CFU/㎥ (TBC), 0.026 ppm (O3), 0.6 ppm (CO), and 59.2 ㎍/㎥ (TVOC). Radon was not detected in all surveyed classrooms. The I/O ratio of PM-10 was 0.8∼1.4, while that for HCHO was 5.7∼9.0. Therefore, it was concluded that the indoor pollution of formaldehyde was very serious in classroom.