3. Notion of treatment channel
The emission to be treated should be considered as a complex, more or less diluted mixture of aerosol particles and molecules with very different physico-chemical and biological properties.
For example, wet air emissions can contain dust, grease, heavy metals and VOCs. In such cases, it is advisable to set up not just a single treatment, but a process comprising both pre- and post-treatment. This concept is identical to that used to design and build water purification plants or wastewater treatment plants. In all cases, this succession of unitary operations must enable the system to be optimized to produce emissions in line with current discharge standards (an overview of current legislation is given in the For more information
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References
Regulations
Arrêté du 2 février 1998 relatif aux prélèvements et à la consommation d'eau ainsi que aux émissions de toute nature des installations classées pour la protection de l'environnement soumises à autorisation (JO du 3 mars 1998).
Arrêté du 29 mai 2000 portant modification de l'arrêté du 2 février 1998 (JO du 3 mars 1998), relatif aux prélèvements et à la consommation d'eau ainsi que aux émissions de toute...
Government agencies and organizations
French Environment and Energy Management Agency (ADEME) http://www.ademe.fr
Center interprofessionnel technique d'études de la pollution atmosphérique (CITEPA) http://www.citepa.org
Regional Environment Department (DIREN)...
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