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What are the main sources of chemical pollution?

2015-10-24View Original

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What are the main sources of chemical pollution?
Reply #22015-10-24
The last edit to this post was made by ylb913 on 2015-10-24 at 10:38. The types of chemical pollutants can be classified, based on their properties, as pollutants from inorganic chemical industries and those from organic chemical industries; Based on the form of pollutants, they can be classified into exhaust gas, wastewater, and waste residue. Generally speaking, chemical pollutants are generated during the production process, but the reasons for their formation and the pathways through which they enter the environment are diverse. Specifically including: (1) waste resulting from incomplete chemical reactions ; (2) Waste generated by side reactions ; (3) Exhaust gases generated during the combustion process ; (4) Cooling water ; (5) Leaks in equipment and pipelines ; (6) Other wastes discharged from chemical production, etc.
Reply #32015-10-24
Same as what was said upstairs. Also: wastewater and waste gas generated during production.
Reply #42015-10-24
There is also floor washing water, rainwater, etc
Reply #52015-10-24
There are various reasons for the generation of chemical pollutants and different pathways through which these pollutants enter the environment. The main sources of chemical pollutants can be roughly divided into the following two categories. 1. Raw materials for chemical production. Semi-crystallized products and finished products: 1. Incomplete chemical reactions; 2. Impure raw materials; 3. Leakage, emission, dripping, and seepage. II. Waste generated during the chemical production process: 1. Fuel combustion; 2. Cooling water; 3. Side reactions
Reply #62015-10-24
Chemical pollutants are all generated during the production process
Reply #72015-10-25
By-products of incomplete chemical reactions, combustion exhaust gases, products, and intermediates

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