Monitoring of Fine Dust Pollution of Multistory Buildings Air Environment as an Adoption Factor of Town-planning Decisions

Kozlovtseva, E Yu; Loboyko, V.F.; Nikolenko, D. A.

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2016.07.197

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“…Moreover, Zanoletti's study was conducted at a university laboratory and proposes a new hybrid material for the sequestration of PM [82]. Additionally, Kozlovtseva's study refers to indoor air pollution with PM2.5 and PM10 in academic buildings at the Volgograd State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering in the Russian Federation [112].…”

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Challenges of a Healthy Built Environment: Air Pollution in Construction Industry

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Air pollution is a global concern, especially in cities and urban areas, and has many implications for human health and for the environment. In common with other industrial sectors, the construction industry emits air pollutants. In scientific literature, the contribution the construction industry makes to air pollution is underexposed. This systematic literature review (SLR) paper gives an overview of the current literature regarding air pollution within the construction industry. Air pollution is discussed focusing mainly on three levels: (i) buildings and their building life cycle stages, (ii) construction processes and components, and (iii) building material and interior. The final sample of the SLR comprises 161 scientific articles addressing different aspects of the construction industry. The results show that most articles address the use stage of a building. Particulate matter in different sizes is the most frequently examined air pollutant within the SLR. Moreover, about a third of the articles refer to indoor air pollution, which shows the relevance of the topic. The construction industry can help to develop a healthier built environment and support the achievement of cleaner air within various life cycle stages, e.g., with optimized construction processes and healthier materials. International agreements and policies such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can support the sustainable development of the construction industry.

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Challenges of a Healthy Built Environment: Air Pollution in Construction Industry

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“…Analysis of experimental data [8] allowed to obtain the dependence of efficiency of capture of dust particles under the influence of electrical forces which we use in calculation in relation to foam method in using foam layer: (3) where q 0 -is electrical mass per charge unit of foam, Kl/m. It should be noted that for artificial electrilization the value of electrical mass per charge unit q 0 depends on the method of foam recharging and potential value [1].…”

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“…Such a consequence of influence in practice is realized in the following stages: dust particles bunching, their interception, particulate control, air purification from dust particles and their dispersion in surface layer of the atmosphere [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8].…”

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Simulation of the dust suppression process with foam in the areas of belt conveyors

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Abstract.The article provides the analysis of the physical essence and simulation of the process of dust retention with foam in the air of working zones of belt conveyors transporting sand, crushed stone, gravel, coal, grain. In accordance with the proposed physical-energy concept of simulation of the process of dust control its physical essence is in a deliberate sequential action on the dust particles with previously prepared by the parameters external (additional) dispersed systems. Use of dust retention technology foam method provides high efficiency of reducing the concentration of dust in the air of working areas of belt conveyors, which varies in the range of 85.0-99.0 %, which provides the standard level of dust contamination (MPC) in air of working areas of listed industrial sources of formation and emission of dust.

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The Role of Urban Planning in Sub‐Saharan Africa Urban Pollution Management

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2018

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Monitoring of Fine Dust Pollution of Multistory Buildings Air Environment as an Adoption Factor of Town-planning Decisions

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Challenges of a Healthy Built Environment: Air Pollution in Construction Industry

Challenges of a Healthy Built Environment: Air Pollution in Construction Industry

Simulation of the dust suppression process with foam in the areas of belt conveyors

The Role of Urban Planning in Sub‐Saharan Africa Urban Pollution Management

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