BASC107-CI: Theory and Application of Air Pollution Control Devices (formerly NACT 299)

Information
Description
After completion of this two-day course, learners will be able to explain emissions control techniques for specific pollutants.

The following topics are covered in this course:

• Control of power plant emissions
• Control of oxides of nitrogen
• Control of particulate emissions and ammonia slip
• Introduction of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs)
• Introduction of VOC control
• Introduction to control of particulate matter (PM)
• Cyclones and baghouses
• Electrostatic precipitators (ESPs) and scrubbers
• Particulate filters and gas-fired internal combustion (IC) engine controls
Who Should Attend
This is a foundational-level course intended for new hires within state, local, and tribal air agencies.
Leaning Objectives
This course provides an overview of emissions control techniques for specific air pollutants of concern.
Pre-Requisites
Foundation courses
Classroom Requirements
Limited to 30 participants
Other Files
01BASC107_Agenda.pdf (11.28 KB)
03BASC107_Handout_FactSheet_Wet_Spray_Dry_Scrubbers.pdf (33.73 KB)
04BASC107_Handouts_EmissionCleaners.pdf (3.33 MB)
02BASC107_Slides.pdf (49.57 MB)
History of Changes
Updated from EPA 06/13/2023
Course ID
EPA 7
Course Number
BASC107-CI: Theory and Application of Air Pollution Control Devices (formerly NACT 299)
Length
2 days
MJO-EPA Supported
EPA Supported
Link to Cornerstone
Link to Course Master Materials (EPA)
Display
yes
Status
active
Curriculum
Air Pollution Basics