Air Pollution Engineering Manual First Edition
Synopsis. This second edition embodies an extensive effort to characterize air pollutant emission sources and the technology available to control them.
It provides industry and government professionals with the guidelines they need to comply with air pollution standards and equipment used for all types of gases and particulates. Comprehensive descriptions of this equipment address operation, design principles, cost-effectiveness and performance record. The work contains emission factors in addition to control measures for reducing air pollutants, and lists Web site URLs in every chapter indicating where additional resources/information can be found. New MACT regulations and technologies are featured. Table Of Content.
Control of Gaseous Pollutants.Control of Particulate Matter.Fugitive Dust Emissions.Odors.Ancillary Equipment for Local Exhaust Ventilation Systems.Combustion Sources.Waste Incineration Sources.Semiconductor Manufacturing.Evaporative Emissions and Surface Coatings.Graphic Arts Industry.Chemical Process Industry.Food and Agricultural Industry.Metallurgical Industry.Mineral Products Industry.Pharmaceutical Industry.The Petroleum Industry.Wood Processing Industry.Soil/Solid Waste/Water Sources.Accidental and Catastrophic Releases.Index. Reviews. '.intended for industry and government professionals directly involved in the choice of air pollution control technologies and in their operation.' (Industry and Environment, Vol. 1-2, January-June 2000) 'Environmental engineers and specialists in various related fields provide a wealth of information on air pollution control issues for industries affected by the US Clean Air Act.' (SciTech Book News, Vol. 4, December 2000) 'deserves a place on the reference bookshelf of everyone who is actively involved or interested in air pollution control measures.'
(Intl Jnl of Environment, Vol 15/2, 2001). 'The manual is intended for industry and government professionals directly involved in the choice of air pollution control technologies and in their operation.' (Industry and Environment, Vol. 1-2, January-June 2000)'Environmental engineers and specialists in various related fields provide a wealth of information on air pollution control issues for industries affected by the US Clean Air Act.' (SciTech Book News, Vol.
4, December 2000)'deserves a place on the reference bookshelf of everyone who is actively involved or interested in air pollution control measures.' (Intl Jnl of Environment, Vol 15/2, 2001).
Air Pollution Engineering Manual Second Edition (Edited By Wayne T. Davis) by Air & Waste Management Association & Davis. Published by John Wiley & Sons Inc (US). Hardback or cased book. The definitive resource for information on air pollution emission sources and the technology available to control them. The Air Pollution Engineering Manual has long been recognized as an important source of information on air pollution control issues for industries affected by the Clean Air Act and regulations in other countries. Thoroughly updated to reflect the latest emission factors and control measures for reducing air pollutants, this new edition provides industry and government professionals with the fundamental, technological, and regulatory information they need for compliance with the most recent air pollution standards.
Contributing experts from diverse fields discuss the different processes that generate air pollution, equipment used with all types of gases and particulate matter, and emissions control for areas ranging from graphic arts and chemical processes to the metallurgical industry. Control of Gaseous Pollutants. International t444e diagnostic codes. Control of Particulate Matter. Fugitive Dust Emissions. Ancillary Equipment for Local Exhaust Ventilation Systems. Combustion Sources.
Air Pollution Engineering Manual
Waste Incineration Sources. Semiconductor Manufacturing. Evaporative Emissions and Surface Coatings. Graphic Arts Industry. Chemical Process Industry. Food and Agricultural Industry. Metallurgical Industry.
Mineral Products Industry. Pharmaceutical Industry.
Air Pollution Control Engineering
The Petroleum Industry. Wood Processing Industry. Soil/Solid Waste/Water Sources. Accidental and Catastrophic Releases.