Stern Air Pollution

Supplement to Measurements, Monitoring, Surveillance, and Engineering Control
3. Auflage 2014
ISBN: 978-0-08-092606-3
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Techn.
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: 1 - PDF Watermark

E-Book, Englisch, Band Volume 7, 523 Seiten, Web PDF

Reihe: Environmental Sciences

Subjects extensively covered include asbestos, carbon dioxide, lead, nuclear accidents, non-ionizing radiation, stratospheric ozone, and visibility. This state-of-the-art compilation will facilitate the work of air pollution control agency personnel, air pollution research scientists, and air pollution consultants. It will also be useful to law firms involved in air pollution litigation and to air pollution equipment and instrument manufacturers. - Acidic deposition (acid rain) - Indoor air pollution - Long range transport - Risk assessment and management - Hazardous and toxic substances

Autoren/Hrsg.

Stern, Arthur C.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Front Cover;1
2;Supplement to Measurements, Monitoring,
Surveillance, and Engineering Control;2
3;Copyright Page;3
4;Table of
Contents;6
5;Contributors;10
6;Preface;12
7;Contents of Other Supplement Volumes;14
8;Chapter
1. Air Pollution Information Resources;16
8.1;I. Introduction;17
8.2;II. Searching the Literature;19
8.3;III. Computerized Literature Searching;21
8.4;IV. Printed Literature;33
8.5;V. The Future;60
9;Chapter 2.
Sampling and Analysis;62
9.1;I. Calibration;63
9.2;II. Sampling;79
9.3;III. Analysis;104
9.4;IV. Odors;133
9.5;V. Acidic Deposition;135
9.6;VI. Quality Assurance;136
9.7;REFERENCES;138
10;Chapter 3.
Ambient Air Surveillance;158
10.1;I. Introduction;158
10.2;II. Basic Considerations;159
10.3;III. System Design;161
10.4;IV. Measurement Principles;164
10.5;V. Air Quality Data Handling and Analysis;171
10.6;REFERENCES;177
11;Chapter 4.
Source Surveillance;178
11.1;I. Source Sampling and Analysis;179
11.2;II. Source Monitoring;199
11.3;III. Measurement, Testing, and Surveillance of Mobile Sources;208
11.4;IV. Emission Inventory;223
11.5;REFERENCES;227
12;Chapter 5.
Control Concepts;234
12.1;I. Introduction;234
12.2;II. Eliminating Emissions;235
12.3;III. Reducing Emissions;239
12.4;IV. Control of Fugitive Emissions;242
12.5;V. Managing the Air Resource;243
12.6;VI. Intermedia Transfer of Pollutants;245
12.7;VII. Summary;246
12.8;REFERENCES;247
13;Chapter 6. Control Devices: Application, Centrifugal Force and Gravity, Filtration, and Dry Flue Gas
Scrubbing;248
13.1;I. Selection, Evaluation, and Application of Control Devices;249
13.2;II. Centrifugal Force and Gravity;251
13.3;III. Filtration;261
13.4;IV. Dry Flue Gas Scrubbing;272
13.5;REFERENCES;277
14;Chapter 7. Control Devices: Electrostatic Precipitation, Scrubbing, Mist Elimination, Adsorption, and Combustion of Toxic and Hazardous
Wastes;282
14.1;I. Electrostatic Precipitation;283
14.2;II. Scrubbing;301
14.3;III. Mist Elimination;318
14.4;IV. Adsorption;326
14.5;V. Combustion of Toxic and Hazardous Wastes (Senkan);334
14.6;REFERENCES;348
15;Chapter 8.
Process Emissions and Their Control—Part I;354
15.1;I. Space Heating and Industrial Steam Generation;355
15.2;II. Power Generation;366
15.3;III. Incineration;381
15.4;IV. Motor Vehicle Emissions;390
15.5;REFERENCES;401
16;Chapter 9.
Process Emissions and Their Control—Part II;410
16.1;I. Introduction;412
16.2;II. Agriculture and Agricultural Products Processing;412
16.3;III. The Forest Products Industry;417
16.4;IV. The Mineral Products Industry;423
16.5;V. The Chemical Industry;436
16.6;VI. The Petroleum Industry;453
16.7;VII. The Nonferrous Metals Industry;475
16.8;VIII.
The Ferrous Metals Industry;483
16.9;IX. The Pharmaceutical Industry;493
16.10;X. Industrial Surface Coating;501
16.11;XI. Organic Solvent Degreasing;511
16.12;REFERENCES;514
17;Index;524