Exploring the Changing Landscape of Air Quality Control Systems
An air quality control system (AQCS) helps measure and reduce air pollution. The system includes industrial scrubbers, monitoring stations, and policy enforcement, which help reduce air pollution by monitoring pollutants in the environment. Many industries use air quality control system technologies to comply with government regulations regarding carbon emissions. Selective catalytic reduction, flue gas desulfurization, and electrostatic precipitators are the AQCS technologies used by many industries to reduce NOx emissions, remove SO2 from flue gases, and remove dust and soot from industrial exhaust. The AQCS in industries work by using sensors and analyzers to collect air samples, which are then measured for pollutant levels; collecting data and sharing the same with central management; analyzing the data to analyze the current air quality; and implementing control measures to reduce pollution levels and comply with air quality standards. Current industry focus in controlling air pol...