The science of meteorology has a great bearing on air pollution. An air pollution problem involves three parts: the source, the movement of pollutants, and the recipient. All metrological phenomena are a result of the interaction of elemental properties of the atmosphere, heat, pressure, wind, and moisture. This chapter discusses the meteorological conditions which directly influence the transport and dispersion of the pollutants.
Modelling is the Key to planning for Sustainable Development. Mathematical modelling of the dispersion or spread of the pollutants in the atmosphere is the most…
Plants are living organisms and hence are prone to suffer toxicity of the air pollutants like any other organism. Still, there are expected to scavenge…
The increased use of diesel driven vehicles for all categories of commercial automobiles and even for private cars is the major trend observed worldwide over…
This chapter discusses in detail all the methods for controlling air pollution with two fundamental approaches to control, (1) Contro! of the pollutant at the…
This session focuses on establishing how good is CNG, establishing source emission profile of CNG, Designing an in-house portable exhaust sampler, Characterizing particulate emission (size…
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