Air Pollution Control

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Industry Update

Current Issue

Air Pollution Control is the only technical publication dedicated to readers dealing with air pollution control in industrial environments.

Cover photo courtesy of
Southern Environmental, Inc.

Complete table of contents

				This Month's Focus: Scrubbers
		Particulate matter control for coal-fired generating units: Separating perception from fact (Free) When addressing the newest mercury, hydrogen chloride, and non-PM standards, a fabric filter collector may prove to be the better technical or economical selection when compared to an electrostatic precipitator. Flux force condensation scrubbing (Free) Flux force condensation scrubbing technology is used to capture fine (submicron) particulate at extremely high efficiency. General Features Dry injection of sodium sorbents for air pollution control This article describes the mechanism of the dry sorbent injection system, efficiencies of mitigating various air pollutants, and system design guidelines. Is it time to change my media? This article explains how media life is analyzed, and what best practices should be applied to ensure proper removal of air contaminants. Dust collectors for the mining industry: Wet or dry? This article tells you what to consider when deciding between a baghouse and a cartridge collector. Evolution of fabric filters for the metal-producing and metalworking industries The metalworking industry represents many challenges for suppliers of fabric filters.