Atmospheric Pollution Control Engineering

Author: Hao Jiming
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book is a research outcome of the Ministry of Education's "Reform Plan for Teaching Content and Curriculum Systems in Higher Education Towards the 21st Century," serving as a curriculum textbook for the 21st century and a national "11th Five-Year Plan" textbook. Based on the original edition, it has been revised according to the basic teaching requirements formulated by the Ministry of Education's Teaching Guidance Committee for Environmental Engineering. The overall framework of the book largely retains the structure of the original edition, but with adjustments and supplements made to relevant content in response to recent developments in theory, technology, and other fields of atmospheric pollution control engineering, as well as the experiences and requirements of teaching reform. New chapters on vehicle pollution control and atmospheric pollution and global climate have been added. The book comprises 14 chapters, including Introduction, Combustion and Atmospheric Pollution, Atmospheric Pollution Meteorology, Atmospheric Dispersion and Concentration Estimation Models, Fundamentals of Particulate Pollutant Control Technology, Scrubber Devices, Fundamentals of Gaseous Pollutant Control Technology, Sulfur Oxide Pollution Control, Fixed Source Nitrogen Oxide Pollution Control, Volatile Organic Compound Pollution Control, Urban Vehicle Pollution Control, Atmospheric Pollution and Global Climate, Ventilation Hoods, and Pipeline System Design. For ease of use, each chapter is followed by review questions and exercises. This book is a core textbook for environmental engineering majors in higher education and can also serve as a reference for engineering technicians engaged in environmental protection work.