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Environmental studies of SO2, SPM and NOx, over agra, with various methods of treating calms
(1994)
A comparative study between predicted and observed concentrations of major pollutants SO2, suspended particulate matter (SPM) and NOx in Agra, India has been undertaken using two Gaussian plume models. A Gaussian plume ...
Dispersion of pollutants in convective low wind: a case study of Delhi
(2002)
The transport and dispersion of pollutants becomes weak under low wind conditions resulting in large ground level concentrations (g.l.c.'s). Largest mean g.l.c.'s due to elevated sources are typically found under daytime ...
Effect of winds on SO2 and SPM concentrations in Delhi
(2002)
A study of concentrations of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and suspended particulate matter (SPM) has been performed in Delhi. The monthly and seasonal variations of concentrations and winds are analyzed. The monthly mean SO2 ...
A line source model for Delhi
(1999)
A line source model, developed in Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi, India, namely IIT line source (IITLS) model, is proposed to describe the downwind dispersion of pollutants near roadways along
with a brief ...
Various methods of emission estimation of vehicular traffic in delhi
(1998)
Traffic is the predominant source of pollution in urban cities like Delhi. Continuous monitoring of the air quality in roads will be very costly and impracticable. To carry out model calculations is a useful alternative ...
Present scenario of air quality in Delhi: a case study of CNG implementation
(2003)
The present study discusses the ambient air quality of Delhi from the point of view of change of diesel by Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) in transportation in Delhi. Several initiatives were taken to reduce extremely high ...
Modeling and monitoring of suspended particulate matter from Badarpur thermal power station Delhi
(2004)
The present work focuses on the seasonal evaluation of suspended particulate matter (SPM) produced by Badarpur thermal power station (BTPS) within a radius of 5 km of its source. The study was carried out using both ...