Authors:
Lorand Toth, Daniel Pupăzan, Călămar Angelica, Kovacs Marius
Lorand Toth, Daniel Pupăzan, Călămar Angelica, Kovacs Marius
Conference: International Symposium “The Environment and the Industry”
Date: October 13-14, 2016
Location: Bucharest, Romania
Published: 2016
Keywords:
Level of pollution
Emissions
Normalization
Measurements program
Level of pollution
Emissions
Normalization
Measurements program
Abstract:
One of the most important environmental problems in Romania is the air pollution, which is an
extremely complex phenomenon.
Emissions from large industrial facilities represent a considerable share of total emissions of
key atmospheric pollutants with significant environmental effects. Limiting emissions of
pollutants released into the atmosphere are intended to protect the environment and
biosystems as a whole against air pollution from anthropogenic activities.
The holders of stationary installations are required to systematically monitor emission levels
and ensure their classification within the limits imposed by law.
In this sense, the present paper deals with determining the concentration of combustion gases
(CO, NOx, SO2) emissions from large combustion installation which operate on solid fuel,
process conditions resulting from waste gases and the calculation of the mass flow to identify
the level of pollution in the studied area.
One of the most important environmental problems in Romania is the air pollution, which is an
extremely complex phenomenon.
Emissions from large industrial facilities represent a considerable share of total emissions of
key atmospheric pollutants with significant environmental effects. Limiting emissions of
pollutants released into the atmosphere are intended to protect the environment and
biosystems as a whole against air pollution from anthropogenic activities.
The holders of stationary installations are required to systematically monitor emission levels
and ensure their classification within the limits imposed by law.
In this sense, the present paper deals with determining the concentration of combustion gases
(CO, NOx, SO2) emissions from large combustion installation which operate on solid fuel,
process conditions resulting from waste gases and the calculation of the mass flow to identify
the level of pollution in the studied area.