Which factors affect amount of air pollution produced from motor vehicles?

Q: Describe the Emissions reduction methods, policies, and trends.

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Q: Which pollutants does smoke from a cigarette contain?

A: Solution: The chemicals that are present in the smoke which causes air pollution through smoking are…

Q: Data on pollution and cost of medical care for elderly people were given in Exercise 5.17 and are…

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Q: How high can vehicle exhaust gas (pollutant particles) climb in terms of altitude?

A: The function representing vertical distribution of particles from the exhaust gas can be obtained…

Q: Considering that your house has a high amount of air pollutants, what will be the mitigation…

A: Considering that our house has a high amount of air pollutants,the mitigation measures that we will…

Q: . USEPA sets standards for arsenic emission from foundry so that the unit cancer risk is 0.015 (per…

A: Unit cancer risk is 0.015 per μg/m3. Cancer risk during 25 years is 0.0001. Consider the following…

Q: Provide certain control measures that can be adopted to reduce the air pollutants emitted by…

A: Avoid using vehicle for shorter distances. Adopting public transport instead of personal vehicles.…

Q: a) What is light pollution and its effects towards human, social, economy and environment

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Q: 1. What is the linkage between air pollution with transportation. 2. What is the linkage between air…

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Q: Briefly discuss the ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING PROCEDURES in the philippines regarding ENVIRONMENTAL…

A: Environmental Planning Procedures is a assessment or framework which is required to be carried out…

Q: What processes are used at a water purification plant to produce potable water?

A: Drinking water supplies may be contaminated, and bacterial infection organisms must be eliminated…

Q: Oxidants are secondary pollutants. Why?

A: Photochemical Smog mainly contains No2, Ozone (O3) & PAN (peroxy Acetyl Nitrate).

Q: How does air polluted with particulate matter affect human beings ?

A: Answer Introduction Particulate matter is the matter which consists of the microscopic solid. The…

Q: Two of the discussed pollutions: Light Pollution Noise Pollution Are less known and are…

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Q: Which among the air pollution control technologies can both remove particulate matter and gaseous…

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Q: What can people do to reduce personal health risks from air pollution ?

A: Use masks which reduce the intake of impurities from air into body. Growing of more number of trees…

Q: Apart from being a nuisance, noise pollution resulted from construction projects can (p. have…

A: There are following ways in which noise pollution generated from construction works can harm the…

Q: Subsidence Inversions is of major importance in pollution control. Why?

A: Subsidence Inversion- A subsidence inversion creates when an inescapable layer of air plunges. The…

Q: Sanitary Engineering Potential of Hydrogen (pH)   same question please help me: 1. Discuss the…

A: To define: Discuss the relationship between (a) pH and hydrogen ion concentration (b) pH and…

Q: Explain how waste-to-energy incineration for MSW treatment emits anthropogenic GHG and formulate the…

A: Waste burning in Energy is a sustainable way to dispose of landfills. Waste-to-Energy is not a…

Q: What is the particulate collection efficiency range of ESP used in chemical industry?

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Q: How can we control air pollution from automobiles?

A: Automobiles are mostly about creating a feeling of independence and mobility. Though they remain the…

Q: What are volatile organic compounds and why are they considered as a major primary pollutant?

A: Solution: Volatile organic compounds are considered as important pollutant because of their…

Q: economic impacts of air transportation.

A: Air transportation or aviation facilitates worldwide transportation network which is important for…

Q: What are the applications of gas absorption in pollution control?

A: Absorption:  Absorption or scrubbing involves bringing contaminated effluent gas (the ascorbate or…

Q: scuss the relationship between (a) pH and hydrogen ion concentration (b) pH and hydroxide ion…

A: pH : pH is a measure of hydrogen ion concentration, a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of a…

Q: What pollutants have impact on air quality and how do they enter the atmosphere? Discuss briefly the…

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Q: Which two nitrogen oxides are the most significant sources of air pollution?

A: Air pollution refers to the release of pollutants in the air which can be detrimental to human…

Q: Define air pollution.  Define combustion.  What are the consequences of increasing CO2 in the…

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A: Given:- a1=0.2ppm/ton a2=0.2ppm/ton background pollution is 40 ppm, pollution from source 1 is 100…

Q: Regarding the recovery techniques used to control air pollution, what is stated in: a) They are…

A: Introduction- Air pollution- It is due to the harmful components that are mixed with the air. These…

Q: 9.4 What specific air-pollution-control devices are available for control of particulate emissions…

A: This question is from environmental engineering Here methods for air pollution control prevention is…

Q: what is sound pollution and its effects

A: Sounds above 70dB are not safe for human ear but greater than 120dB sound can cause immediate harm.

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Q: noise pollution control technologies

A: It is the unwanted sound produced due to any source,which is unpleasant to human ear and may affect…

Q: List two connected vehicle applications that can be used to improve safety, two connected vehicle…

A: There are connected vehicle applications which is useful for safety. It assist the driver in view of…

Q: Explain how Nitrogen Cycle relates to environmental and energy engineering and vice versa. Why are…

A: Nitrogen is also vital for life on Earth as an essential component of organic materials, such as…

Q: The diameter of a 3 meter pipe decreases from 450 mm to 150 mm.Discharge is 150 liters per…

A: Given, D1 = 450 mm or 0.45 m D2 = 150 mm or 0.15 m  Q = 150 L/s

Q: Discuss briefly the effects of air pollution to human health, animals and plants.

A: Air particulate matter toxicants have distinct toxic effects on humans depending on how long they…

Q: In general, which of the following is the best long-term method of preventing the emis- sions of…

A: Brief concept introduction- Primary Air Pollutants- Pollutants that are directly generated and…

Q: Clean

A: Establishing Air quality standard will be a task of huge effort because of dependency of the types…

Q: Do research about the processes which are used to remove color from industrial wastewaters

A: Coloured wastewater is incredibly factor in organization because of the measure of colors or…

Thermal Processes

Some of the key areas where thermal processes find their application are: