MONITORING OF GASEOUS EMISSIONS FROM INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES INTO THE ATMOSPHERE: TECHNOLOGIES, STANDARDS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY APPROACHES
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Industrial enterprises significantly contribute to atmospheric air pollution through continuous emissions of hazardous gases such as NOₓ, SO₂, CO, VOCs, and particulate matter. Deterioration of air quality poses serious environmental and public health challenges, especially in regions with dense industrial activities. Traditional periodic monitoring methods often result in delayed detection of emission-limit exceedances, limiting the effectiveness of environmental supervision. This study aims to analyze contemporary emission monitoring technologies and assess their potential for strengthening environmental safety at industrial facilities in Uzbekistan. A systematic review of international and national regulatory frameworks was performed along with evaluation of advanced monitoring solutions, including Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS), IoT-enabled smart sensor networks, satellite-based remote sensing, and artificial intelligence–supported data analytics.
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