Sentence examples for control of pollutants from inspiring English sources

As the body of scientific knowledge on the physics and chemistry of coal combustion grew, it was used to direct the improvements to efficiency required and, later, the control of pollutants produced during the combustion of coal.

The TBBA thus obtained allows in-process control of pollutants in the integrated process and conforms to all the 14 specifications that include American Public Health Administration APHAA) colour values and hydrolysable bromide, very important specifications for marketability.

In addition, it allows the control of the reaction zone temperature and thus the control of pollutant formation while maintaining flame stability.

This study providing new information on physico chemical control of pollutant biodegradation in soils, contributes to the understanding of the reasons for chemical persistence and mobility, and opens some perspectives to improvements of soil bioremediation.

The DSM-flux (Device for Stormwater and combined sewer flows Monitoring and the control of pollutant fluxes) is a new pre-designed and pre-calibrated channel that provides appropriate hydraulic conditions suitable for measurement of overflow rates and volumes by means of one water level gauge.

The attention is focused on the clean coal technologies to control emission of pollutants like hazardous elements and reduce the emission carbon dioxide.

Other Clean Air Act programs are in place to control emissions of pollutants like sulfur dioxide from these facilities, Holmstead said.

This paper is concerned with modelling of the motion of air within the urban environment and is directed towards a deeper understanding and controlling of pollutant dispersion in individual street canyons.

Ultimately, the goal of standard-setting should be the development of composite pollution indices rather than control of individual pollutants.

This study demonstrated a novel degradation method for control of emerging pollutants.

The results of this study serve as baseline information for hydrologic forecasting and for the further control of NPS pollutants.