Course Information:
Course ID: | B-211 |
Type of Course: | Elective |
Semester: | Spring |
ΕCTS: | 9 |
Instructors: Associate Professor P. Panagiotopoulou
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Course objectives:
The course deals with the air pollution problem and the advanced technologies that have been developed for gas emissions treatment/control. Alternative technologies aiming to the utilization of air pollutants for the production of high added value chemicals and fuels are of special interest and presented in detail.
Syllabus:
1st Week: | Introduction to the air pollution - Dispersion of pollutants in the atmosphere. |
2nd Week: | Description of the main atmospheric pollutants - sources of their origin (natural, anthropogenic, mobile and stationary sources) - Impact on the environment and human health - Climate change. |
3rd Week: | Gas pollution analysis and measurement technologies. |
4th Week: | Basic concepts for the design of gas pollutant treatment processes. |
5th Week: | Gas emissions control technologies: Absorption, adsorption and combustion. |
6th Week: | Alternative anti-pollution technologies: Environmental catalysis-basic types of solid catalysts-evaluation of catalytic properties-desirable catalyst characteristics for gas emission control processes. |
7th Week: | Advanced processes for the treatment of nitrous oxides (NOx and N2O) emissions. |
8th Week: | Advanced processes for the treatment of carbon monoxide (CO) emissions. |
9th Week: | Advanced processes for the treatment of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. |
10th Week: | Advanced processes for the treatment of methane (CH4) emissions. |
11th Week: | Advanced processes for the treatment of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). |
12th Week: | Advanced processes for the treatment sulfur oxides (SΟx). |
13th Week: | Students project presentations related to a specialized topic of their choice. |
Work Load:
A bibliographic content project presentation.
Assessment method:
Last modification: 05-02-2020