Special Issue "Industrial Combustion Emissions"

Dear Colleagues,

In view of the increasing changes in the structure of the atmosphere and the introduction of ever more regulations to limit emissions of toxic substances and greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, even more intensive scientific work is needed to meet current and future challenges. Atmosphere is a peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes articles in the interdisciplinary area of environmental sciences, specifically related to air protection. The individual sections focus on the role of human economic activity on global atmosphere pollution, and on the energy-production-related environmental field. We welcome both original research and review articles to the whole spectrum of atmosphere-related issues.

This Special Issue focuses on pollutant and greenhouse gas emissions and advanced technologies in industry related to this topic. In addition, ideas and research on fossil fuels focused on renewable replacement and zero carbon energy policy are also welcomed.

The topics of interest for this Special Issue include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. Emissions from the combustion of solid gaseous and liquid fuels of different origin. Pollutants including nitrogen oxides, sulphur compounds, hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, dust, volatile organic pollutants, etc.
2. Pollution related to the combustion of alternative fuels (ammonia, hydrogen, syngas).
3. High-precision emission inventory and loss assessment from typical industries, including coal-fired power generation, waste incineration, the petrochemical industry, the coking industry, metal smelting, etc.
4. The impact of air pollutants on the environment—mainly the condition of the atmosphere.
5. Novel technologies for air pollution control in industry.
6. Economic analysis, application prospects and potential risks of novel energy technologies and modern installations.
7. Management of energy systems at the level of energy carriers consumption and atmosphere pollutant emissions under the conditions of a zero-emission regime.
8. Computational investigations on emissions in combustion, including computational fluid dynamics, chemical kinetics, thermodynamic equilibrium, etc.

Dr. Rafał Ślefarski
Dr. Paweł Czyżewski
Dr. Md Mofijur Rahman
Guest Editors

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• combustion of fossil fuels
• alternative fuels
• pollutants emission
• toxic compounds emission
• low-emission technologies
• environmental science
• energy policy
• energy conversion management
• renewable energy
• novel energy technologies
• modelling of toxic compounds emission