Global Comparisons
A Breakdown of the Followed Standards and Restrictions Governing the Amount of Emissions from Cement Production in some Arab and European Countries, Compared to those Set by the World Bank and the Ones Actually Applied by the National Cement Company in the Design and Operation of its Cement Plant: ( Measurement in milligrams per cubic meter (mg/m3).Country | Emission Limits Applied in some Arab and Non-Arab Countries | World Bank standards | NCC Designing Standards | Actual Measurements of NCC Plant's smokestack /chimneys in milligrams per cubic meter | |
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Saudi Arabia | 150 | 30 | 30 | • Smokestacks of the Coal-Powered Plant | (4.2) |
Syria | 250 | ||||
Italy | 300 | • Smokestacks of the Raw Material Mills | (13.62) | ||
France | 150 | ||||
Sweden | 150 | • Smokestacks of the Coal-Powered Mill. | (9.8) | ||
US | 70 | ||||
Germany | 100l | • Smokestack of the Furnace Cooler | (24.1) | ||
Australia | 250 | • Smokestack of the Cement Mill No. (1) | (0.96) | ||
Britain | 100 | • Smokestack of the Cement Mill No. (2). | (13.71) |