Ambient Air quality Monitoring Guidlines. - Maharashtra Pollution ...

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LIST OF TABLES
Title Page
No.
2.1 Contribution of Air Pollution from Various Sources in Delhi
(Source: MoEF, 1997)
4
2.2 Problem Areas in India 4
2.3 Percentage Violation of NAAQS (24-hourly Avg.) at Various
Locations in Delhi.
8
4.1 Recommended Minimum Number of Stations , Population
Wise ( Source: IS : 5182 (Part 14) , 2000)
19
4.2 Distribution of Sampling Stations (Source : WHO, 1977) 20
4.3 Recommended Criteria for Siting Monitoring Stations
( Source: IS 5182 (Part 14), 2000)
22
4.4 A Minimum Distance of the Sampler from Road for
Measurement of Ozone and NOx (Source: ETC, Canada,
1995)
24
4.5 Operation and Maintenance cost of Monitoring Stations. 29
4.6 Capital Cost of Establishing Stations. 30
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LIST OF FIGURES
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2.1 Correlation Between CO Levels and Percentage Calm
Conditions in Delhi.
9
2.2 Monthly Average Concentrations ( 1995 – 2001) of SPM at
BSZ Marg, New Delhi.
10
2.3 Monthly Average Concentrations of RSPM ( 1995 – 2001) at
BSZ Marg, New Delhi.
11
2.4 Trend in Annual Average Concentration of Respirable
Suspended Particulate Matter in Delhi.
11
3.1 Growth of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations under
NAMP.
14
3.2 State-wise Distribution of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
Stations under NAMP.
15
5.1 Flow Chart for Approach to Achieving Accuracy of Analytical
Results.
34
5.2 Ring Test Facility 38
5.3 Static Volumetric Dilution 39
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