Air pollution control measures and abatement techniques

The main aims of environmental protection are to prevent the pollution in the first instance or to reduce the pollution at source before an environmental effect occurs. If, having taken all steps to reduce pollution at source and still not achieving the target levels, it may be necessary to employ end of pipe techniques as well. Such technologies do not result in an intrinsically cleaner process, but rather reduce to an acceptable level the emissions to atmosphere from the process. There are a number of different types of abatement equipment available on the market, and their application to a specific process is a matter for advice from an expert consultant or contracting company. Such abatement equipment includes  

15 and 40°C and require a high humidity wdth a constant supply of organic compotmds and nutrients. The micro-organisms can become damaged if the flow of fheir feedstock is not constant. They can also be poisoned by certain chemicals, such as sulphur dioxide. 

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