suitsugaasidest

The term "suitsugaasidest" is the genitive plural form of the Estonian word "suitsugaas," which translates to "flue gas" or "exhaust gas" in English. Therefore, "suitsugaasidest" refers to "of flue gases" or "from flue gases." In Estonian, this grammatical form is used when indicating possession or origin related to multiple instances of flue gas.

Flue gases are the gaseous products of combustion. They are typically released from the chimneys or exhaust pipes of furnaces, boilers, engines, and other combustion-based systems. These gases can contain a variety of components, including nitrogen, carbon dioxide, water vapor, oxygen, and potentially harmful pollutants such as carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, particulate matter, and volatile organic compounds. The composition of flue gases varies significantly depending on the fuel being burned and the efficiency of the combustion process. Environmental regulations often focus on controlling and reducing the emissions of pollutants present in flue gases to mitigate air pollution and its associated health and environmental impacts. Understanding the nature and properties of flue gases is crucial for designing and operating effective emission control technologies.