الفهرس 
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Abstract
The atmosphere is a complicated natural gas dynamic system, which is vital to life on Earth. Long recognizable as a hazard to human health and to the biosphere of the Earth is the stratosphere’s ozone depletion because of air pollution. A material known as an air pollutant may damage people and the environment. Pollutants may take the shape of solids, droplets or gases. They can either be natural or created by humans. Pollutants can be either primary or secondary. Primary pollutants, such as volcanic ash, hydrogen sulphide from volcanic gases, natural gas and some water sources are usually released directly from processes. CO2 emissions from factory emissions from an exhaust vehicle or sulphur dioxide. The direct emission of secondary pollutants is not. Rather, when primary pollutants contact or react, they form through the air. The ground level ozone, one of several secondary pollutants that make up photochemical smog, is one major example of a secondary pollutant. Some contaminants may be primary as well as secondary, i.e. they are both directly released and made from other primary pollutants. In Suez Governorate (in particular, Suez Oil Process Company) we are going to take sulphur gases for the investigation and treatment of these pollutants. The goal of this study is to evaluate sulphur gaseous pollution during refinery and converting activities in the Governorate of Suez (especially Suez Oil Process Company). It will assess by measuring the emissions of these gases at various sites and at various locations surrounding the emissions points of gases, where employees have the presence and exposure to these concentrations, during all the operating units concerned. The second portion of this investigation will comprise several processors used to invade the polluted environment of those concentrations.