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Determination of Dust Emission Amount Considering Temperature and Pressure Changes

Determination of Dust Emission Amount Considering Temperature and Pressure Changes

Determination of Dust Emission Amount Considering Temperature and Pressure Changes

Emissions are air pollutants emitted from a business to the atmosphere as a result of processes such as decomposition, evaporation, synthesis, and the collection, separation, and transportation of substances that occur with the combustion of fuel and the like.

Flue gas emission measurements are more of an emission control. In this way, emissions are kept within the specified limits and legal regulations related to emissions are complied with.

In addition, one of the reasons for flue gas emission measurements is the control of combustion efficiency and boiler adjustment. In this way, the efficiency of the boilers is increased, fuel and money savings are achieved and emissions are reduced.

Naturally, process control is also provided with flue gas emission measurements. In this way, the quality of the production processes is increased and the boilers used in the process are adjusted regularly.

The main objectives of the Regulation on the Control of Air Pollution Originating from Industrial Facilities published by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry are as follows:

• To control emissions in the form of soot, smoke, gas, dust, steam and aerosols emitted to the atmosphere during the activities of industrial and power generation facilities
• Protecting people and the natural environment from the dangers of air pollution
• To eliminate the negative effects that occur in the environment due to air pollution and to ensure that these effects do not occur
In this respect, it is important to determine the amount of dust emission by taking into account the flue gas temperature and pressure changes.

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