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Unorganized emissions

2016-07-21View Original

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I would like to ask what the uncontrolled emissions from typical chemical processing plants are, and how they can be controlled and managed.
Reply #22016-07-21
Unorganized emissions refer to the random release of air pollutants without going through exhaust stacks. It usually includes surface sources, line sources, and point sources, etc. Materials such as coal stored in open piles, clay, limestone, and debris on the surface of painted objects all constitute unorganized point source emissions ; The dust emission caused by vehicles driving on roads with bulk materials is a type of point source pollution ; The dust generated due to the height difference in vehicle loading machinery for bulk materials, as well as the dust emissions during vehicle unloading, all constitute point-source unorganized emission sources. In chemical enterprises, unorganized emissions mainly occur due to sudden accidents and production abnormalities.
Reply #32016-07-21
Unorganized emissions refer to the random release of air pollutants without going through exhaust stacks

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