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Air Pollution Basics Air Quality Modeling Air Quality Planning Air Toxics Rule Development and Implementation Ambient Air Monitoring Emissions Inventories Permitting Source Emissions Testing and Source Emissions Monitoring
Air Pollution Basics Air Quality Modeling Air Quality Planning Air Toxics Rule Development and Implementation Ambient Air Monitoring Emissions Inventories Permitting Source Emissions Testing and Source Emissions Monitoring
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After completion of this course, learners will be able to explain general approaches as well as technology-specific controls for reducing emissions of particulate matter (PM), nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur oxides (SOx), and volatile organic compounds (VOC). Specifically, learners will be able to:
  • Identify common sources of air pollution requiring air pollution control.
  • Explain general approaches for reducing emissions.
  • Explain what control technologies are.
  • List common stationary source control technologies for PM.
  • Describe common stationary source control technologies for PM.
  • List some factors to consider when choosing a stationary source control technology for PM.
  • List common stationary source control technologies for NOx.
  • Describe common stationary source control technologies for NOx.
  • List common stationary source control technologies for SOx.
  • Describe common stationary source control technologies for SOx.
  • List common stationary source control technologies for VOC.
  • Describe common stationary source control technologies for VOC.
The course takes approximately 75 minutes to complete.
BASC104-SI: Controlling Air Pollution
Controlling Air Pollution

BASC104-SI Course Exam

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