Air Pollution Control Engineering

by Noel de Nevers

This text covers the whole air pollution field, from an engineering perspective. The principal topics are control devices and their theory. The book uses many more examples than other texts to help the student see the magnitudes of important quantities and to show and practice the practical application of theoretical treatments presented. The other half is devoted to topics that form some of the background for the selection of such devices, i.e., air pollution effects, the structure of U.S. air pollution law, atmospheric models, etc.

608 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 1900

Reviews

[Mila · Rating 3 out of 5]

In general, a good textbook for a grad school, with good references, but some of the topics are really boringly presented. I mean, how can you write this dull about such interesting things?