Monitoring and statistical analysis of ambient air quality status at industrial sites of Aurangabad (Maharashtra) India
Journal Title: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - Year 2016, Vol 20, Issue 2
Abstract
Air pollution due to anthropogenic sources, is a matter of concern in whole world. India experienced rapid industrial growth. In every city, the levels are getting worse because of raid industralization, growing number of vehicles, energy consumption and burning of wastes. Several cities face severe air pollution problems, with annual average leves of pollutants SO2, NOX, RSPM and SPM. A statistical analysis of ambient air in industrial sites of Aurangabad city (M.S.) during the year Nov. 2010 to Oct. 2011 and its concentration of parameters i.e. SO2, NOX, RSPM and SPM were studied besides meterological parameters such as temperature, relative humidity. Wind speed and direction for a period from Nov. 2010 to Oct. 2011. Quaterly and seasonal variations of these pollutants have been monitored or sampled. On the basis of annual average concentration the ambient air quality for the pollutants was analysed statistically and as a results of air pollution gives suggestion for control of air pollution and suffer from many more diseases.
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Deepkumar B Rathi, Shantilal D Rathod
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