Development Of Emission Inventory Of Major Air Pollution For Point Source In Malacca Historic City Council

Mohd Shahir, Mokhtar (2015) Development Of Emission Inventory Of Major Air Pollution For Point Source In Malacca Historic City Council. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The demand in the industrial sector due the investment of the economics contributes high emission to the atmosphere. The emissions of the hazardous gases to the atmosphere are harmful to the entire living thing. The release of the pollutant leads the decreasing of air quality for the world. For this emission inventory, it was done in the MBMB territory, focusing on the refinery plant, power plant, hospital and hotel. It is used to develop in order to account the amount of emissions that have been discharged to the atmosphere for the year of 2012. This was done to find ways to reduce the causes of the emissions. The area of study for the point source covers in Sungai Udang Refinery, power plant in Tg. Keling and Bandar Hilir (Hospital and Hotel). The pollutants that has been cover in this study is PM10, CO, SO2, NOx, CO2 and NMVOC as they are the main pollutant. The data will be based in the emission factor of the pollutant from the CORINAIR Guidebook 2013 with the activity rate produce from the point sources which is gathered from the questionnaire and interviews. The collected data was analyse by using Tier 2 approach for all point source. The total emissions of gases from hotel for CO2, SO2, NOx, NMVOC, CO and PM10 are 116.0570, 0.2193, 0.1566, 0.0156, 0.0626 and 0.0336 tons per year. As for the power plant in Tg. Keling, it emit for SO2, NOx, NMVOC, CO and PM10 are 317.0198, 1709.4965, 48.7754, 719.4114 and 32.0790 tons per year. Last for the refinery, it gives out total emission rates of 14013.8767, 14.71235 and 2084.667 tons per year for NOx, SO2 and CO2. A policy on maintaining the quality and cleanliness of the air will be proposed for the refinery plant as they contribute the most emissions to the atmosphere.

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