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Environmental Conservation Simulation for Tianjin in China(II) -Health Damage Reduction by Desulfurization Activities of Small Sources-(in Japanese)

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  • KITO Hirofumi
  • NAKANO Satoshi
  • SAKAI Yuji

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The air pollution of SO2 due to coal combustion has been a serious environmental problem in China. The objective of this study is to evaluate desulfurization activities to reduce air pollutions and health damages and to propose an optimal environmental policy in Tianjin. The computer simulation models are used to predict the concentrations of SO2 and the health damages in every 1km by 1km mesh in Tianjin. This study investigates the SO2 emissions from heat supply system, medium and small plants of industrial sectors and household sectors. In order to reduce the emissions of SO2, we will examine the installations of simple flue gas desulfurization equipments and introductions of the technologies for biomass utilization.

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  • KITO Hirofumi & NAKANO Satoshi & SAKAI Yuji, 2011. "Environmental Conservation Simulation for Tianjin in China(II) -Health Damage Reduction by Desulfurization Activities of Small Sources-(in Japanese)," ESRI Discussion paper series 268, Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).
    • Handle: RePEc:esj:esridp:268
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