Smog Smoke and fog London Smog Industrial smog
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Smog • Smoke and fog • London Smog / Industrial smog / reducing smog • Caused by the combustion of sulfur containing coal • Water droplets, SO 2, SO 3, soot, fly ash and sulfuric acid
Reducing Smog • Chicago, Beijing • Cold, wet winters • Thermal inversion traps cold air close to earth surface • Decline in reducing smog • Use of SNG, alkaline scrubber
London Smog
London Smog : SO 2 • water droplets in the air condenses on smoke particles produced by the burning of coal, forming tiny smog droplets. -sulfur dioxide -Sulfur dioxide is a gas that attacks the lungs and makes breathing difficult
SO 2 smog
Photochemical smog Oxidizing smog
• Photochemical smog
Photochemical smog
Photochemical smog • clear, sunny skies • warm temperatures • stable air conditions under a stationary high pressure system • onshore sea-breeze
Pollutant level during the Day
Thermal Inversion
E 10 Thermal Inversion Effects on Air Quality
Thermal Inversion • Gradual decrease in temperature as the altitude increases • Warmer, denser air near the earth surface • Pollutants produced near the surface of the earth move with warm air to the upper atmosphere • Cooler air takes the place of rising warm air near the earth surface
Thermal Inversion • Air currents allow the pollutants to be dispersed • Abnormal temperature arrangement of air masses where a layer of warmer air is trapped between the two layers of cold air • Wind gives horizontal movement of air • Mountains hinders the dispersion • Flow of cold air creates cool layer
Thermal Inversion • No wind, cold temperatures, , mountains • Warmer air acts as lid
Thermal Inversion • a lt it u d e Normal Condition Cooler air Thermal Inversion Cold clean air Warmer air Polluted cold air Warmer air temperature
Smog • Photochemical
Hydroxide radical
• Photochemical Smog
In summary, this is what happens in photochemical smog formation • 1) Nitrogen oxides generate oxygen atoms • 2) Oxygen atoms form hydroxyl radicals • 3) Hydroxyl radicals generate hydrocarbon radicals • 4) Hydrocarbon radicals form hydrocarbon peroxides • 5) Hydrocarbon peroxides form aldehydes • 6) Aldehydes form aldehyde peroxides • 7) Aldehyde peroxides form peroxyacylnitrates
O 3
Ethanol
- Fog types aviation
- Types of fog
- Advection fog vs radiation fog
- Jesstec industries
- Difference between fog and dew
- Text tula
- Sidestream smoke
- Dave dodson art of reading smoke
- Digital smoke signals
- Smoke eater definition
- Walter jaeger smoke detector
- Smoke in past
- Smoke detector use
- If you were to blow smoke into the space
- Moth smoke summary
- Test 04
- Smoke stopper
- Means of communication
- Writers use imagery to
- Fire detection gas turbines
- Is smoke biotic or abiotic
- Elevator smoke protection solution
- Widowmaker heart attack smoke inhalation
- Argus smoke detector
- Use not to smoke in a sentence about staying healthy