Air Pollution Control Technology: Sources, Methods, and Design

This report provides a detailed analysis of air pollution control technologies, beginning with an introduction to the problem and its significance. It explores various sources of air pollution, including natural, agricultural, and mobile sources. The literature review examines different control technologies, such as pulse jet bag houses, mercury control methods, and electrostatic precipitators, detailing their advantages and disadvantages. The report also includes design considerations and cost analysis for these systems. The conclusion summarizes key findings, followed by recommendations and a list of references.