Indoor Environment and Health 2019
DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.82801
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Mass and Number and Its Chemical Composition Distribution of Particulate Matter in Different Microenvironments

Abstract: Adverse health effects from exposure to air pollution are a global challenge and of widespread concern. Therefore, the present study attempted to pave the way in the study of indoor air pollution by coarse and fine particulate matter and picturesque its relation with the different indoor microenvironment. A campaign study was conducted in the city of Taj "Agra," India in which different microenvironments were selected (i.e., offices, shops, and commercial centers). For each site, two different locations were c… Show more

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“…The maximum was at NNR dumpsite in January with concentrations of about 1300 µg/m 3 and the lowest achieved was at EER dumpsite in August with a concentration of 450 µg/m 3 which exceeded the highest measured concentrations of PM5.0, PM1.0, and PM0.5. The levels of PM5.0 were below 100 µg/m 3 in January in all dumpsites but varied in August owing to weather conditions [25]. Similarly, the seasonal variation resulted in higher levels of PM0.5 at TER, OOR, and AER dumpsites in August and lower concentration levels around NNR, OAM, and UMR dumpsites.…”
Section: Particulate Matter Concentrationsmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…The maximum was at NNR dumpsite in January with concentrations of about 1300 µg/m 3 and the lowest achieved was at EER dumpsite in August with a concentration of 450 µg/m 3 which exceeded the highest measured concentrations of PM5.0, PM1.0, and PM0.5. The levels of PM5.0 were below 100 µg/m 3 in January in all dumpsites but varied in August owing to weather conditions [25]. Similarly, the seasonal variation resulted in higher levels of PM0.5 at TER, OOR, and AER dumpsites in August and lower concentration levels around NNR, OAM, and UMR dumpsites.…”
Section: Particulate Matter Concentrationsmentioning
confidence: 88%