Airborne contaminants can have serious effects on health, the environment and animals, so that is why air quality management should be monitored by factories and industries that can emit pollutants on a regular basis.
Sources of air pollution should be as follows:
*Total suspended particulate (TSP)
Boilers and furnaces used for heat generators
– Fuel oil should not exceed 240mg/m3
– The base of fossils, biomass and other fuels shall not exceed 320 mg/m3
Refining, ironing, pulling of metals (steel and aluminum) fuel combustion
Not exceeding 240 mg/m3 and non-combustion not exceeding 320 mg/m3
– General production.
Do not burn more than 400 mg / m3
Fuel should not exceed 320 mg / m3
• Sulfur dioxide
– Fuel oil does not burn more than 950ppm
The base of the rock has a combustion temperature not exceeding 700ppm
Biomass and other fuels have a combustion temperature not exceeding 60ppm
– General production.
Do not burn fuel up to 500ppm
* Nitrogen oxide NOx as NO2
– Fuel oil, biomass, general production with fuel burning not exceeding 200ppm
The base of the stone has a combustion of not more than 400ppm
* Carbon monoxide (CO)
– General production.
Do not burn fuel to no more than 870ppm
Fuel consumption does not exceed 690ppm

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