Module 48 Pollution Control Measures

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Module 48 Pollution Control Measures After reading this module, you should be able to Explain strategies and techniques for controlling sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter. Describe innovative pollution control measures.

Pollution control includes prevention, technology, and innovation Ways to address air pollution: Avoid emissions in the first place. Use cleaner fuel. Increase efficiency. Control pollutants after combustion.

Pollution control includes prevention, technology, and innovation Ways of controlling emissions: Remove sulfur dioxide from coal by fluidized bed combustion. Install catalytic converters on cars. Use baghouse filters. Use electrostatic precipitators. Install scrubbers on smokestacks.

Control of Particulate Matter The scrubber. In this air pollution control device, particles are “scrubbed” from the exhaust stream by water droplets. A water-particle “sludge” is collected and processed for disposal.

Around the world people are implementing innovative pollution control measures Municipalities have tried a number of strategies: Reduce gasoline spilled at the pump, restrict evaporation of dry-cleaning fluids, and the use of lighter fluid. Reduce use of wood-burning stoves and fireplaces. Limit automobiles to every other day use or charge user fees for roads during heavy commute times.

Working Toward Sustainability A New Cook Stove Design