Air-Pollution Control Volume 2: Focus on High-Temperature Operations - electronic book

• Practical guidance on reducing vapor and particulate emissions
• Recommendations for complying with environmental regulations
• Strategies for managing fugitive emissions from tanks, burners, and process equipment
• Optimizing flare design and flare-gas recovery systems
• Insights on post-combustion carbon capture and activated carbon applications

• Process and chemical engineers
• Environmental and safety engineers
• Plant operators and maintenance personnel
• Instrumentation and control engineers
• Regulatory compliance managers in the CPI

Articles Include

• Gas Hazard Definitions and Data
• Gas Detection
• Activated Carbon
• Air Pollution Control: Assessing the Options
• Considering Fugitive Emissions During the Conceptual Design Stage
• Emissions Regulations and Control
• Designing Atmosphere Storage Tanks
• Safety in Sulfuric Acid Storage Tanks
• Clearing the Air About Respiratory Protection
• Reliable Operation and Sealing of Agitators
• Eye on Flare Systems
• Flare-Gas Recovery Methods for Olefin Plants
• Optimizing Flare Operation Through Proper Design
• Flare Consolidation Considerations
• Advanced Control Methods for Combustion
• Burner Inspection and Maintenance
• Post-Combustion Carbon Capture Technology
• Activated Carbon: Fundamentals and New Applications
• Measuring Explosions to Aerosols and Dust
• Engineering for Plant Safety
• Common Mistakes When Conducting a HAZOP and How to Avoid Them
• Controlling SO2 Without Corroding the Bottom Line

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