Efficiency Analysis on Treating Industrial Waste Gas and City's Industry Scale

Qing Chen Shang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.807-809.1190

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Efficiency Analysis on Treating Industrial Waste Gas and City's Industry Scale

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Industrialization combined with Urbanization makes city an industrial center as well as a core pollution source, which becomes the key for present pollution treatment. In this paper, the relationship between was cost of waste gas treatment and industrial scale for a city is investigated. By regression analysis, its found that pollution treatment technology is no obviously different in main cities of China so far, rough pollution treatment is still the main treatment way which will be more efficient when the pollution treatment volume reaches some scale.

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