This book provides a comprehensive yet practical guide on designing, implementing, and managing air pollution control systems in industrial settings. It integrates fundamental principles with major technologies and practical case studies. The target audience includes environmental engineers, plant managers, technical consultants, and graduate students specializing in air pollution control engineering. The book covers the entire lifecycle of industrial air pollution management, including fundamental concepts of pollutant nature, sources and emission, regulatory standards and environmental limits, and procedures for pollution source identification and measurement.

Ben Asfia is a seasoned environmental engineer specializing in air pollution control systems, with professional experience dating back to 2007. He has authored numerous technical articles, white papers, and corporate design guidelines in the field of environmental engineering. Throughout his career, he has conducted workshops at international conferences and delivered specialized training programs for industrial clients, engineering consultants, and in-house technical teams. He has been actively involved in a wide range of industrial projects worldwide — spanning municipal, oil, and gas sectors — covering all project phases from feasibility studies and conceptual development to detailed design and equipment supply.