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Air Pollution-Module-2
Air Pollution-Module-2
Module-2
Module-2
Source Ambient
As per WHO ambient monitoring
protocol
Point Line SOx Essential
SOX CO NOx
NOX NOx SPM
CO HC HC
PM RPM CO Additional
O3
Source monitoring instruments
Stack sampler (APM 620): Parameters
monitored are
a. Pollutants
b. Velocity (Isokinetic)
c. Temperature
d. Pressure
The recommended criteria for siting the
monitoring stations
The site is dependent upon the use/purpose of the results of
the monitoring programs.
Figure 2
Figure 3
Isokinetic conditions
• Isokinetic conditions exist when the velocity in the
stack ‘Vs’ equals the velocity at the top of the probe
nozzle ‘Vn’ at the sample point (Figure 4).
Figure 4
Lecture-3
Experimental analysis:
Gaseous & particulates; standards & limits
Principles of Sampling and Analysis
Oxides of Nitrogen
A.A 60 µg /m 3
(NO2)
24H 80 µg /m 3
Suspended Particulate
A.A 140 µg/m 3
Matter (SPM)
24H 200 µg/m 3
Respirable Particulate
A.A 60 µg/m 3
Matter (RPM)
24H 100 µg/m 3
NAAQS by USEPA 2006
Pollutant Primary Stds. Averaging Times Secondary Stds.
Particulate matter
PM2.5 1 year 10 µg/m3
24 hour(99th percentile) 25 µg/m3
Source: WHO, 2005. WHO air quality guidelines global update 2005, WHOLIS number E87950.
References
• USEPA, 2007. Online literature from www.epa.gov
• WHO, 2005. WHO air quality guidelines global update 2005, WHOLIS
number E87950.
• CPCB 2006, Central Pollution Control Board.
http://www.cpcb.nic.in/standard2.htm