Abstract
Data on the influence of the aluminum slag processing process on the state of the atmospheric environment are presented. Calculations of the dispersion of pollutants (PO) in the surface layer of atmospheric air were carried out, which showed the absence of exceeding the maximum permissible concentrations (MPC) for carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxin, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen chloride and dust. Analysis of emissions was carried out for extreme conditions of equipment operation. It was established that under such technological conditions, the maximum concentration of pollutants is: NO2 ≤ values of 0.2 MPC, and the rest of the pollutants do not exceed - 0.05 MPC. To identify the actual concentrations of hazardous substances at the border of the sanitary protection zone (SZZ), laboratory tests were performed at a distance of 300 m from the emission source. It was established that emissions of pollutants into the atmosphere from the industrial site on the territory of the enterprise and on the border of the calculated sanitary protection zone are less than the MPC of the atmospheric air of populated areas and will not have a significant harmful effect on the environment, provided that the sanitary and technological requirements for operation are met. The level of the content of harmful impurities in the air does not exceed the hygienic standards outside the sanitary protection zone, which are established for the atmospheric air of populated areas. Keywords: ecology, pollutants, maximum permissible concentration, aluminum slag.
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