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What causes smoke trailing?

2015-12-22View Original

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The fog is becoming increasingly severe, and more attention is being paid to emissions from chimneys. It has been observed that some chimneys emit smoke with very long trails, and a strong smell of burnt smoke fills the air. In an era of strict environmental regulations, why are there still factories that continue to operate in violation of these rules?
Reply #22015-12-22
It is mainly water vapor; the lower the temperature and the higher the humidity, the more visible the smoke (water vapor) will be.
Reply #32015-12-22
Most tails don’t lead to anything good; water vapor can easily disperse
Reply #42015-12-23
Emission controls should be strictly enforced, and oversight efforts intensified
Reply #52015-12-23
The reasons behind GDP and the wealth of certain leaders
Reply #62015-12-23
This is because the exhaust gases contain a large amount of pollutants that form aerosols, which is why it appears as a long tail

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