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Addressing Acid Gas Flaring Issues by Pankaj Gupta is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Frequent or routine flaring of gases at oil refineries may violate the Clean Air Act by releasing excessive and uncontrolled amounts of sulfur dioxide. While flaring is intended for emergencies, investigations show it is sometimes used in routine situations or to bypass pollution controls. This can result in high sulfur dioxide emissions rather than minimizing them through good air pollution practices. Short term exposure to sulfur dioxide from frequent flaring can reduce lung function and cause respiratory
- Author
- Pankaj Gupta
- Language
- EN