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Title: Carbon Purification Model for Factories Course: [Your Course Name]
Submitted by: [Your Name] Institute: [Your Institute Name] Date: [Month, Year]
📄 Contents of the Report
1. Acknowledgement
2. Certificate
3. Introduction
4. Need for Carbon Purification in Industries
5. Sources of Carbon Emission
6. Purification Technologies
Activated Carbon Filters
Electrostatic Precipitators
Biofilters
Membrane Separation
7. Working Model Description (with diagram)
8. Advantages of the Model
9. Limitations
10.Conclusion
11.References
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📘 Project Report
Title: Carbon Purification Model for Factories
Submitted by: [Your Name]
Course: Diploma in Chemical Engineering (Petro)
Institute: [Your Institute Name]
Guide: [Guide's Name]
Date: [Month, Year]
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✨ Acknowledgement
I express my sincere gratitude to my project guide, faculty members, and
classmates for their continuous support, guidance, and motivation throughout this
project. I also thank the lab assistants for their help during the development of the
working model.
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🏅 Certificate
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Factories” is a bonafide work completed by [Your Name], under my guidance, as
part of the requirements for the Diploma in Chemical Engineering (Petro).
Guide’s Signature
Date: _______
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1. 🔍 Introduction
Industrialization has led to rapid growth, but it has also caused significant
environmental pollution. Carbon emissions, especially carbon dioxide (CO₂), are
one of the major pollutants from factories. These emissions contribute to global
warming and climate change. Therefore, carbon purification models are developed
to reduce these emissions and promote cleaner air.
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2. ❓ Need for Carbon Purification in Industries
To reduce harmful greenhouse gases
To meet government and environmental norms
To improve workplace safety and air quality
To ensure sustainable industrial growth
To protect human and animal health
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3. 🌫️ Sources of Carbon Emissions in Factories
Combustion of fossil fuels in boilers and furnaces
Chemical reactions in production units
Exhaust gases from diesel generators
Flue gases from power plants
Waste incinerators
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4. 🧪 Purification Technologies Used
A. Activated Carbon Filters
These filters absorb CO₂ and other gases using porous carbon material. They are
cost-effective and easy to maintain.
B. Electrostatic Precipitators
Used to remove particulate matter from gas streams using electric charge. It helps
trap carbon particles effectively.
C. Biofilters
Involves using microorganisms to biologically degrade pollutants, including CO₂
and VOCs, from air streams.
D. Membrane Separation
Membranes allow selective gas separation and are useful for separating CO₂ from
industrial gases.
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5. ⚙️Working Model Description
This project uses a mini setup of a carbon purification system, which includes:
A gas source (to simulate factory exhaust)
A chamber with activated carbon
A filter mesh
An exhaust outlet
🧾 Process:
The gas enters the purification chamber → carbon particles are trapped in the
activated carbon → clean air is released through the outlet.
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6. ✅ Advantages of the Model
Environmentally friendly
Low cost and simple to construct
Reduces air pollution
Can be scaled up for industrial use
Promotes sustainable practices
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⚠️7. Limitations
Needs regular maintenance and filter replacement
Not effective for all gas types
Limited capacity in small-scale setup
Initial setup cost for large factories may be high
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📌 8. Conclusion
Carbon purification in factories is essential to combat the harmful effects of
industrial pollution. This model serves as a small but effective example of how
simple technologies can be used to reduce carbon emissions and promote a
cleaner environment.
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📚 9. References
Industrial Pollution Control Handbook – Frank Wood
Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Industry – EPA Reports
Journal of Environmental Management
Wikipedia, ScienceDirect, NPTEL
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