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- 11 Mar 2019
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
Packed scrubbers and gravity settling chambers are less effective for very fine particles. Hydrocyclones primarily separate larger particles. Electrostatic precipitators are the most efficient equipment for capturing submicron dust from blast furnace gas due to their ability to charge and collect fine particles effectively.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.Which type of plant releases a significant quantity of sulfur dioxide (SO2) into the atmosphere?
- 2.What is the primary source of carbon monoxide pollution in the atmosphere, given that its safe threshold limit value (TLV) is below 50 ppm?
- 3.Which material is commonly utilized as an adsorbent to eliminate SO2 from air or gas streams?
- 4.What is the recommended method for disposing of solid radioactive nuclear waste?
- 5.At what minimum concentration percentage does nitrogen in polluted air function as a natural asphyxiant by lowering the oxygen partial pressure in the lungs, leading to suffocation and potential death due to oxygen deprivation?
- 6.The presence of manganese in water encourages the proliferation of which of the following?
- 7.What is the approximate pH level of treated (oxidized) sewage?
- 8.In which of the following industries is arsenic pollution not produced?
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