Air pollution poses a threat to human society, ranging from coughing and smog in the atmosphere to the rise of dangerous illnesses. In this case, the only solution to the problem is the improvement of air treatment quality by using the best available science and technology to measure air pollutants properly.
It appears that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which is in charge of this issue, neglects human health safety and focuses on reducing costs for industries.Thus, the members of the EPA modified a 21-year-old rule, called the Nitrogen Oxides State Implementation Plan Call for reduction of NOx air pollutants, and now manufacturers will have the possibility to choose “alternate forms of monitoring”.
New alternate devices of air treatment provide less comprehensive data reporting or less extensive quality-assurance testing and monitoring techniques present less detailed data, and need less severe air quality assurance. Also, it is possible that continuous monitoring of harmful air pollutants may be stopped leading to great challenges in the ability to reduce NOx emissions.
NOx is a type of poisonous gas that can evoke health problems such as cough and wheezing, and it is especially dangerous for asthmatics, children, and the elderly. Moreover, this air pollutant can combine with other contaminants to produce smog and acid rain. Air pollution by NOx is responsible for the emergence of asthma, the development of lung cancer, low birth weight in newborns, and early death.
The fact is that fossil-fuel electric plants are the most common source of NOx air pollution, and air treatment quality has increased over 20 years due to state and federal regulations. However, today industrial manufacturers have the opportunity to apply less strict air pollution control techniques for dangerous air pollutants, for example, mercury or benzene.
Air pollution policy depends on obtaining high-quality, precise data or using highly efficient air treatment devices such as the application of wet air scrubbing systems. Wet scrubbers employ liquid solutions (typically water) to collect and remove hazardous gas and particulates.
Wet air scrubbers can remove the following components from the exhaust gas:
- Water soluble substances;
- Dust;
- Chemicals that can be hydrolyzed;
- Steam.
If you are looking for the best air treatment device to improve air quality, Redwood Technology offers a cutting-edge type of wet scrubber – a Multi-Vortex wet air scrubber.
Redwood technology is a fast-growing vendor of wet air scrubbers. The multi-vortex scrubber can remove gas emissions, dust, vapors, and other pollutants from a gas stream. It is an innovative technology created to save water that makes it more cost-efficient and differs from other types of scrubbers. If you have any questions or would like to purchase a multi-vortex wet air scrubber, please contact us at info@rdwd.tech
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