air quality monitoring industrial Articles

Nitrogen oxides NOx are pollutants that may have particular impact in terms of greenhouse gases, acidifying air etc ... issuance increased significantly since 1950 with the massive development of transport and industries. It therefore becomes necessary to provide measures always safer these pollutant gases, and to know the reliability of results. Currently, 60% of emissions of NO and NO2 are ...

Feb. 7, 2013

By ENVEA

The first online air quality monitoring network for a 27 km2 industrial area The monitored area Situated south of Shanghai, in Zhejiang province Heavily industrialized area Main activity: fine chemicals 10 plants under surveillance, under the authority of the Chinese governmental agency for environmental protection (EPA) ...

Jul. 23, 2013

By Alpha MOS Environment

Few people know how clean the air is where they live, work, exercise or where their children go to school. Although air quality can be shown to vary significantly over short distances, air pollution is generally measured using a small number of large, expensive and high quality monitoring stations. The equipment used in these stations is very accurate and complies with measurement standards but ...

Apr. 25, 2019

By AQMesh

With the UK’s largest port and the industrial town of Grimsby in its jurisdiction, air quality monitoring is a primary concern for North East Lincolnshire Borough Council. When DEFRA reported that the TEOM dust analysers the council relied on weren’t up to standard, rapid action was required and Enviro Technology (ET) stepped in with its BAM 1020s. North East Lincolnshire is the ...

Sep. 18, 2009

By Enviro Technology Services Ltd

Emission monitoring refers to the on-going processes of collecting the data on the gases and components released in the air by industrial plants. In this article we will discuss the ABC of emission monitoring at a general level: What is emission monitoring? What needs to be taken into consideration when planning a well-oiled measuring ...

Sep. 28, 2018

By Gasmet Technologies Oy

The air quality in the industrial area and surroundings of the city of Paulinia (state of Sao Paulo, Brazil) has been investigated by analysing the concentration of air pollutants (SO2, PM10, NO, NO2, CO and ozone) and identifying the main sources of air pollution. A mobile pollutant monitoring unit was used to collect the data at five ...

Nov. 19, 2004

By Inderscience Publishers

Industrial settings can be rife with potential chemical hazards. The danger might be an environmental one, such as emissions that can harm the atmosphere or nearby water systems. Or the risk could be to the employees at the facility, who need clean, safe air to breath. In many cases, both dangers might be present. Industrial plants are required by a number of national and international protocols ...

Mar. 28, 2016

By Specgas Inc.

Indoor air quality in industrial environments has often been neglected in the light of production imperatives. However, the impact of this pollution is now demonstrated on the well-being productivity of employees. These pollutants become, in addition, harmful in the long run. Indoor air pollution is often much more important than outdoor air. Faced with this, new technical solutions exist to ...

Feb. 14, 2019

By ETHERA

ABSTRACT PerspectUV is a unique instrument developed to perform ambient air monitoring in urban and industrial settings. It has been designed to be transportable with quick and simple set-up and operation that requires no specialist knowledge by the user. The instrument is fully weatherproof for operation in a wide range of environmental conditions and maintenance is minimal. ...

Oct. 6, 2014

By Environmental Technology Publications Limited