Air Pollution Control Technology Fact Sheet
The PM control efficiencies for these processes were found to vary from 79 to 96% (EPA, 1998). In EPA’s 1990 National Inventory, incinerators used as control dev ices for PM were reported as achieving 25 to 99% control efficiency of particulate matter 10 microns or less in aerodynamic diameter (PM 10) at point source facilities (EPA, 1998).
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