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     This course provides fundamental knowledge in the nature of atmospheric pollution, relative types, correlated effects, control principles and applications.


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◄11. Industrial flue gas control technological options and system engineering
►13. Energy and air quality management, carbon capture and storage technology

  • 12. Indoor air pollution, syndrome, health effects and control

    • Lecture 12: Indoor air pollution, syndrome, health effects and control Lesson

      Key issues:

      Significant impact on human health risk
      Contains many of the same pollutants as outdoor air, also contains VOCs, allergens, fungi, bacteria and viruses
      Pollution concentrations usually differ in mixing ratios:

      • O3 and SO2 are usually less
      • Formaldehydes are usually greater
      • CO, NOx are generally the same or less
      • Radon, asbestos and ETS, when present, are usually greater

      Regulated only in the workplace and in public buildings. Residential air is not properly regulated.

    • Module 12. Indoor air pollution and control File PDF

      (Supporting handouts for Lecture 12, printable pdf format, A4 size, landscape layout)

      4.6 MB
    • Shared media: potential indoor air quality issues Page


      Illustrative video clips:

      + Five concerned levels of indoor air pollutants
      + Cabin-air circulation in the aircraft inlet/outlet
      + Indoor air exchange/ventilation mechanism
      + Turbulence, flows, plumes around the human body

    • Relevant link / literature URL

      EPA - Indoor pollutants and sources

    • Individual presentation 12 Workshop


      Title 12: Indoor air, odour and noise pollution, effects and control

    • Practical exercise series / Topics 25, 26 and 27 Assignment


      Topic 25. Indoor gaseous pollutant, 5pts
                       (a. 1 pt / b. 1 pt / c. 1 pt /  d. 1 pt / e. 1 pt)
      Topic 26. Indoor aerosol particle concentration, 3pts
                       (a. 1 pt / b. 1 pt / c. 1 pt)
      Topic 27. Environmental Tobacco Smoke, 4pts
                       (a. 2 pts / b. 1 pt / c. 1 pt)

◄11. Industrial flue gas control technological options and system engineering
►13. Energy and air quality management, carbon capture and storage technology