, edited by Charles E. Baukal, Jr. , is a comprehensive 916-page reference part of the Environmental Science & Pollution series published by CRC Press . It serves as a practical guide for engineers to identify and mitigate pollutants generated by stationary industrial combustion processes. Book Overview
: It provides insights into meeting global standards and highlights challenges during non-steady states, such as startup and shutdown phases. Industrial Combustion Pollution and Control – V...
, unburned hydrocarbons, particulates, and greenhouse gases ( CO2cap C cap O sub 2 , edited by Charles E
: The text evaluates traditional control methods like electrostatic precipitators alongside emerging innovations to meet stringent emission standards. It serves as a practical guide for engineers
: Covers the fundamental principles of combustion systems, computer modeling, and experimental techniques.
: While it briefly touches on solid and liquid fuels, the primary focus is on atmospheric combustion using gaseous fuels , as these are predominant in industrial settings.