Respiratory Health Hazards for Humans Sulfur [Part 3]

Respiratory Health Hazards for Humans Sulfur - Besides Ahvaz, WHO also found that the Mongolian capital, Ulan Bator, is the second highest with an average density of PM 10 reached 372 micrograms per cubic meter. Followed by Sanandaj, Iran still with 254 micrograms of PM 10 per cubic meter.

Therefore, it is important for governments around the world to limit the levels of pollutants in their country. High levels of pollutants will first say a health threat, but more appropriately called threatening human life as a whole.

Of the many diseases caused by air pollution, asthma, cough, bronchitis, and black lung disease is most apt to occur when air pollution occurs.

In addition to an effect on human health, incomplete combustion of course will lead to decreased performance of the engine. When the crust is accumulating, the injector will be damaged. The crust will also be left on the piston ring gaps, this will make the movement of the piston is inhibited. If left unchecked, it is a matter of time diesels alias strike stops functioning.

In fact, if a good diesel fuel injector having carburetion on, then the resulting combustion is more complete combustion. This is why the government issued a decree through Decree No. LH. 141/2003 concerning exhaust emissions. In this decision, required auto manufacturers to produce vehicles with lower emissions and conform to the Euro.

This decision was followed by the Indonesian government's measures to reduce sulfur content petrol stations spread across Indonesia. The content of sulfur in the Solar now there are numbers below 3500 ppm.

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1. CopyPasteTugas @ Blogspot, January 26, 2010

2. Cipto500gmail @ Blogspot, July 2010

3. SurabayaPost, January 4, 2013

4. Independent, January 15, 2013