The Principles of the Layout and Evaluation of Systems for Protection from Dust Pollution of the Air

Sergina, Natalia; Kondratenko, Tatyana; Nikolenko, M V; Pushenko, Sergey

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-70987-1_75

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“…Of all the existing diversity precipitators modifications in this respect are different devices with counter swirling flow (CSF), the benefits of which are found in the works of many researchers [12][13][14][15][16][17], and emission dedusting system CSF effectively exploited in various enterprises [15][16][17][18][19][20][21]. Fig.…”

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Problems of protection of urban ambient air pollution from industrial dust emissions

2017

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Abstract. The development of large cities accompanied by the development of the industry hashistorically led to the fact that now residential areas are located side by side with the industrial production. For instance, exactly this situation has developed in the city of Volgograd, as well as in other Russian cities, where sometimes the distance from large enterprises to a living area is 100 m or less. In addition, small-scale entrepreneurs usually place their production directly in their past places of residence. As a result, the content of harmful substances in the air of city blocks is much higher than the standards of hygiene require. It is obvious that the current situation can be improved through the use of modern, more advanced technologies. However, increasing the efficiency of air systems to protect the city from pollution and industrial emissions is an urgent task. The authors propose a version of the system layout, designed to reduce dust emissions in urban air.

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“…Rheological properties of the studied dust: good flowability -the ability to form a discrete-continuous steady flow; great aeration; weak arc formation -contributing to the hovering of dust particles over the outlet [9,10,12,13]. The dust generated in the considered production is polydisperse.…”

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“…As noted earlier [9,10,12,13], in order to improve the emission containment and treatment system efficiency, it is necessary to study and take into account the main properties of the generated dust (their dusting capacity, flowability, dispersed composition of dust, etc.) when developing technical solutions to ensure the fractional efficiency of dust separation equipment used in dust cleaning systems.…”

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“…To clean the dust-air mixture sucked from the first and third apparatuses, it is provided to install one more (fourth) additional dust collector with a smaller body diameter, from which, after cleaning, air is supplied to the lower inlet of the first stage dust collector. The captured dust is unloaded from the bunkers of the first and fourth apparatus and returned to the technological process [4,13,14,15]. The dust-air mixture flow comes from the emission localization system to the upper inlet of the first stage vortex dust collector 1.…”

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“…The dust-air mixture sucked from the hopper of the dust collector 2 is supplied for cleaning to the fourth additional dust collector 4, from which, after cleaning, the air is supplied to the lower inlet of the dust collector of the first stage 1. Thus, the supply of flows with different dust contents to the upper and lower inlets of the dust collector 1 is ensured [4,[13][14][15].…”

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Solutions to reduce dust emissions mass into urban air in aerated concrete production

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Low fractional efficiency of dust separation equipment used in dust cleaning systems in the production of building materials remains one of the main causes of dust emissions with a high content of РМ10 and РМ2,5 fine particles in the atmospheric air, both on the industrial sites territory, and on the borders of sanitary protection zones. The wide range of building materials produced by the construction industry with different raw materials, requires a tailor-made approach to develop the solutions to reduce dust emissions. This approach is primarily based on the properties of dust emitted during the production process.

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The Principles of the Layout and Evaluation of Systems for Protection from Dust Pollution of the Air

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Problems of protection of urban ambient air pollution from industrial dust emissions

Problems of protection of urban ambient air pollution from industrial dust emissions

Solutions to reduce dust emissions mass into urban air in aerated concrete production

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