Application of statistical analysis method to determine distribution of sulfur dioxide and phosphorus oxides emissions from industrial enterprise “KazFosfat”

Raushan Kh. Turgumbayeva, Malik N. Abdikarimov, R. Mussabekov, Daulet Sartayev

2018

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DOI 10.1088/1755-1315/194/2/022042

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Abstract

Results of studying aerosol of sulfur dioxide and phosphorus pentoxide released into the atmosphere by the chemical company for processing of phosphorite are presented. Influence of the direction and speed of wind on distribution of sulfur dioxide and phosphorous pentoxide in a ground layer of the atmosphere is studied and the points of the direction of wind leading to pollution of the atmosphere of the nearby city are allocated. The statistical analysis of environmental pollution is carried out by the method of the correlation and regression analysis. The equations of dependence of the amount of the sulfur dioxide and pentoxide of phosphorous released into the atmosphere on the volume released by the production enterprise are defined. The obtained results are recommended for control, regulation and management of the environment.