Prepared By:-
Rahul Kumar
BRANCH- Mechanical
KIIT UNIVERSITY
 Acid rain means the
presence of excessive acids
in rain water.
 The pH
of acid rain is very
low and generally varies
from 3 t0 6.
 Acid rain mainly contains
H2SO4 and HNO3 with
weak H2CO3.
 The primary cause of acid rain is the emission
of harmful gases from industrial power plants,
factories, and vehicles.
 In particular, the burning of fuels, such as
natural gas, coal, or even oil, releases oxides of
sulphur and nitrogen.
 The burning of gasoline and diesel in vehicles
leads to building the amount of acidified water
droplets in the atmosphere.
 Effects on aquatic biolife:
 Many aquatic species disappear due to the acidification of lakes.
 Effects on terrestrial eco-system:
 Leaves of the plants and trees are damaged and become yellow.
 Effects of Acid Rain on Building:
 Acid rain causes extensive damage to buildings and sculpture
materials of marbles, lime stone, slate, mortar etc.
 Effects on Human Health:
 High concentrations of fine-particulate sulphate and nitrate can
enter the respiratory systems, resulting in disease or even death.
 Industry should reduce the production of dyes
and fertilizers needs sulfur and nitrogen as raw
materials.
 Fit scrubbers into factory’s chimney, which are
chemical filters that removes impurities such as
sulfur from smoke.
 One can use natural manure, vermi technology,
biogas remnants as fertilizers instead of
artificial nitrogen containing fertilizers.
 Vehicle can be fitted with special convertor
which remove dangerous chemicals.
Acid rain is a pain

Acid rain is a pain

  • 1.
    Prepared By:- Rahul Kumar BRANCH-Mechanical KIIT UNIVERSITY
  • 2.
     Acid rainmeans the presence of excessive acids in rain water.  The pH of acid rain is very low and generally varies from 3 t0 6.  Acid rain mainly contains H2SO4 and HNO3 with weak H2CO3.
  • 3.
     The primarycause of acid rain is the emission of harmful gases from industrial power plants, factories, and vehicles.  In particular, the burning of fuels, such as natural gas, coal, or even oil, releases oxides of sulphur and nitrogen.  The burning of gasoline and diesel in vehicles leads to building the amount of acidified water droplets in the atmosphere.
  • 5.
     Effects onaquatic biolife:  Many aquatic species disappear due to the acidification of lakes.  Effects on terrestrial eco-system:  Leaves of the plants and trees are damaged and become yellow.  Effects of Acid Rain on Building:  Acid rain causes extensive damage to buildings and sculpture materials of marbles, lime stone, slate, mortar etc.  Effects on Human Health:  High concentrations of fine-particulate sulphate and nitrate can enter the respiratory systems, resulting in disease or even death.
  • 6.
     Industry shouldreduce the production of dyes and fertilizers needs sulfur and nitrogen as raw materials.  Fit scrubbers into factory’s chimney, which are chemical filters that removes impurities such as sulfur from smoke.  One can use natural manure, vermi technology, biogas remnants as fertilizers instead of artificial nitrogen containing fertilizers.  Vehicle can be fitted with special convertor which remove dangerous chemicals.