Problems of protection of urban ambient air pollution from industrial dust emissions

¹ Volgograd State Technical University, Volgograd, st.Akademicheskaja, 1, Russia, 400074
² Don State Technical University, pl. Gagarina, 1, Rostov-on-Don, 344010, Russia

^* Corresponding author: tatkondr@rambler.ru

Abstract

The development of large cities accompanied by the development of the industry hashistorically led to the fact that now residential areas are located side by side with the industrial production. For instance, exactly this situation has developed in the city of Volgograd, as well as in other Russian cities, where sometimes the distance from large enterprises to a living area is 100 m or less. In addition, small-scale entrepreneurs usually place their production directly in their past places of residence. As a result, the content of harmful substances in the air of city blocks is much higher than the standards of hygiene require. It is obvious that the current situation can be improved through the use of modern, more advanced technologies. However, increasing the efficiency of air systems to protect the city from pollution and industrial emissions is an urgent task. The authors propose a version of the system layout, designed to reduce dust emissions in urban air.