Emission Inventory For Area Sources: Case Study For Workshop

Aisyah, Mohamad Jusoh (2015) Emission Inventory For Area Sources: Case Study For Workshop. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Emission inventory is a worldwide study of pollution at every country. The study involves more than one source. But for this project, only the area source will be reviewed. The area source will be detailed at the car repairing/refinishing garages that through the process of spraying and painting only. CORINAIR is chosen as the suitable guidebook or manual for emission rate of non-volatile organic compound (NMVOC) in the case study. According to the CORINAIR, the method used is tier 2. Based on the survey that is carried out, the district invovles 5 categories, include Cheng, Malim Jaya, Bukit Katil, Bukit Rambai and Duyung. All the district must under the governed of History of Melaka Historic City Council (MBMB). If not, all the data are not valid to use for this case study. The case study uses a software known as Mapinfo 10.0 to identify the polluted region. The data that must have in the software are coordinate and total emission rate of NMVOC to obtain the polluted region. From the mapinfo , the most polluted district is Malim Jaya because the place located near the industrial area. While the least polluted region is found at Bukit Katil due to the location at the rural area.

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