Detection and identification of environmental pollution with spectral methods (ECD)

Mojtaba Mohammadi¹ AbbasAli Lotfi² Milad Rosta Rafi³ Mohammad Javad Abbasian⁴ Hossein Azizi⁵ Zainab Davodi⁶ Leila Jafari robattorki⁷

1) Specialized Researcher, Seta Research Center, Isfahan, Iran,
2) Researcher, Hajji Physics Research Center, Najaf Abad, Isfahan, Iran,
3) Central Azad University, Nuclear Research Center, Tehran, Iran,
4) Optics and Laser Research Center, Malik Ashtar University, Isfahan, Iran,
5) Specialized Researcher, Seta Research Center, Isfahan, Iran,
6) Specialized Researcher, Seta Research Center, Isfahan, Iran,
7) PhD student, elementary particle physics, Urmia University, Urmia, Iran,

IOI Code : XHHA-KDGHG
Publication : 5th. International Congress On Engineering, Technology and Applied Sciences(etas2023.com)
Abstract :
    In this article, the ability to quickly detect, identify and monitor environmental pollution (poisonous gases) is necessary for the optimal use of industrial and environmental resources. This knowledge allows the severity and extent of a hazard to be assessed to identify clean or contaminated areas. An ideal detector can be described as one that can selectively detect any toxic industrial chemical (TIC) within an acceptable time frame. It is sensitive enough to detect concentrations of the agent at or below levels that pose a health risk and are unaffected by other environmental factors. The detector must have fast response and recovery time. This article provides information about gas chromatography (GC- ECD) in general.

Keywords : detector industrial tic spectroscopy pollution