Abstract
The main sources of pollution of city air by CO, SO/sub 2/ and NO/sub 2/ are stationary and mobile plants consuming fossil fuel for power generting and manufacturing purposes. The participation of individual sources and of branches of industry in the formation of the general background of pollutant concentration in the air of the city is not directly related to the mass of pollutant emissions by these sources. In particular, for the considered city the power stations and heating plants contribute only a few percent of the average background with respect to SO/sub 2/ and NO/sub 2/ and take virtually no part in the formation of the background CO. The effectiveness of equal investments in gas cleaning in the different branches of the municipal economy with regard to improving the general background of city air pollution can differ by a very great amount. In this connection the planning of measures for reducing the background should be carried out by means of interdepartmental optimization of sizes and distribution of investment between plants. Figures are given and the procedures are used of an evaluating nature are regarded as initial premises for the formulation of appropriate detailed investigations.
Citation Formats
Styrikovich, M A, Minaev, E V, Troitskii, A A, and Vnukov, A K.
Means of decreasing air pollution in towns by fuel combustion products.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1976.
Web.
Styrikovich, M A, Minaev, E V, Troitskii, A A, & Vnukov, A K.
Means of decreasing air pollution in towns by fuel combustion products.
United Kingdom.
Styrikovich, M A, Minaev, E V, Troitskii, A A, and Vnukov, A K.
1976.
"Means of decreasing air pollution in towns by fuel combustion products."
United Kingdom.
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title = {Means of decreasing air pollution in towns by fuel combustion products}
author = {Styrikovich, M A, Minaev, E V, Troitskii, A A, and Vnukov, A K}
abstractNote = {The main sources of pollution of city air by CO, SO/sub 2/ and NO/sub 2/ are stationary and mobile plants consuming fossil fuel for power generting and manufacturing purposes. The participation of individual sources and of branches of industry in the formation of the general background of pollutant concentration in the air of the city is not directly related to the mass of pollutant emissions by these sources. In particular, for the considered city the power stations and heating plants contribute only a few percent of the average background with respect to SO/sub 2/ and NO/sub 2/ and take virtually no part in the formation of the background CO. The effectiveness of equal investments in gas cleaning in the different branches of the municipal economy with regard to improving the general background of city air pollution can differ by a very great amount. In this connection the planning of measures for reducing the background should be carried out by means of interdepartmental optimization of sizes and distribution of investment between plants. Figures are given and the procedures are used of an evaluating nature are regarded as initial premises for the formulation of appropriate detailed investigations.}
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title = {Means of decreasing air pollution in towns by fuel combustion products}
author = {Styrikovich, M A, Minaev, E V, Troitskii, A A, and Vnukov, A K}
abstractNote = {The main sources of pollution of city air by CO, SO/sub 2/ and NO/sub 2/ are stationary and mobile plants consuming fossil fuel for power generting and manufacturing purposes. The participation of individual sources and of branches of industry in the formation of the general background of pollutant concentration in the air of the city is not directly related to the mass of pollutant emissions by these sources. In particular, for the considered city the power stations and heating plants contribute only a few percent of the average background with respect to SO/sub 2/ and NO/sub 2/ and take virtually no part in the formation of the background CO. The effectiveness of equal investments in gas cleaning in the different branches of the municipal economy with regard to improving the general background of city air pollution can differ by a very great amount. In this connection the planning of measures for reducing the background should be carried out by means of interdepartmental optimization of sizes and distribution of investment between plants. Figures are given and the procedures are used of an evaluating nature are regarded as initial premises for the formulation of appropriate detailed investigations.}
journal = []
volume = {23:9}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1976}
month = {Jan}
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