Air Pollution Control

Saturday, May 19, 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 Camfil Farr APC

Complete table of contents

				This Month's Focus: Dust Collectors
		10 tips for choosing dust collector safety monitoring filters (Free) The 10 most important things for you to know about the proper use of safety monitoring filters. Nanofiber vs. ePTFE technology: Choosing the right media for your application (Free) Nanofiber and ePTFE technologies, the ways in which each affects dust collector operation, and how each filter media technology should be applied, are discussed. Differential pressure—What it is and why you should care Addresses differential pressure as it relates to dry dust collection systems. Dust collection made easy Before giving up on your old dust collector system and purchasing a new one, look into installing a larger dust collection bag to improve the efficiency of your collector. Filter bags a win-win at Danish test lab 10-m-long filter bags have a smaller environmental footprint, lower capital outlay and operation, and lower maintenance costs. General Features The Boiler MACT 2012 – Better or worse? (Free) Recent events concerning the EPA’s Boiler MACT regulations are discussed. The cost of compressed air for healthy workplaces Discusses why purifiers are needed to condition and clean the air to ensure that it meets required breathing air standards in industrial facilities. Ozone potential in treating industrial air Ozone is both a pollutant and a chemical compound that eliminates pollutants. Its reaction with other compounds determines whether it has a positive or a negative impact on air pollution.