H. Christopher Frey


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Air Pollution Characterization, Prevention, and Control

Much of my work involves characterizing emission rates from various types of emission sources, including major stationary sources such as power plants, and mobile sources such as highway vehicles. I am interested in identifying methods for preventing the formation of air pollution, such as through better process design in the case of power generation or through better management in the case of highway systems. Air pollution control technologies are sometimes the most effective approach for reducing emissions of air pollutants. For more than ten years, I have done work in modeling and assessment of air pollution control technologies. This work has been primarily with respect to coal-based power generation technologies, but includes air pollution control from natural gas and oil-fired power plants as well as from a wide variety of other emission sources.


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