Atmospheric Pollution Control AM216021 Open for UCT
Topic outline
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General information
This course provides fundamental knowledge in the nature of atmospheric pollution, relative types, correlated effects, control principles and applications.
The interactive video conferencing-based tools are available in Microsoft Teams and Zoom Video Communications (screen share interactive face-to-face learning).
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Function indicates that the study should completed with substantially quality and credit
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An informal gathering where current students can learn all about
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Lecture 11. Industrial flue gas control technological options and system engineering Lesson
Key issues:
- Greenhouse gases and heavy metal emission control
- Balancing emission control with optimal energy consumption
- Regulatory compliance with stringent environmental standards and regulations
- Balancing solutions between effectiveness and economic viability
- Incorporating new technologies into established industrial processes
- Efficiently capturing and utilizing heat from flue gases for energy generation
- Ensuring durability and ongoing effectiveness through regular maintenance
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Module 11. Industrial flue gas control technological options and system engineering File PDF(Supporting handouts for Lecture 11, printable pdf format, A4 size, landscape layout)3.7 MB
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Shared media: Technology solution for improving emission reporting accuracy Page
Illustrative video clips:
- Stack CEM and maintaining the oxygen levels
- Waste to energy thermochemical conversion technologies
- Eco-friendly heavy industries and global greenhouse gas emissions
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Individual presentation 11 Workshop
Title 11: Gaseous pollutant emission control: technology and devices
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Practical exercise series / Topics 24 Assignment
Topic 24. Stack height, plume rise and plume centreline height, 6pts
(1pt for each correct calculation step)
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