Characterization of Urban and Rural Inhalable Particulates (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Donald F. Gatz

9780332751597: Characterization of Urban and Rural Inhalable Particulates (Classic Reprint)

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Figure 1. Map of a portion of Champaign, Illinois, showing aerosol sampling sites, drainage basins, and sampling sites of the Water Survey's project in the Nationwide Urban Runoff Program.

Figure 2. Comparison of rural particle mass concentrations measured by standard and size-selective high volume samplers.

Figure 3. Illustration of data collected in 1981 for evaluation of effects of street sweeping on air quality.

Figure 4. Comparison of tsp concentrations upwind and downwind of Mattis Avenue on days when winds were predominantly from the east or west.

Figure 5. Comparison of tsp concentrations on the east and west sides of Mattis Avenue on days when winds were not predominantly from the east or west.
Figure 6. Summary of source contributions to total aerosol mass.

Figure 7. Frequency distributions of source contributions, based on ceb analyses of individual samples fine aerosol.

Figure 8. Frequency distributions of source contributions, based on ceb analyses of individual samples coarse aerosol.

Figure 9. Mean street dust contributions to total mass (15 m as a function of wind direction.

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