Particulate Matter from Diesel Vehicles: Emissions and Exposure

Maeve Gallagher; B. Basu; B Gosh; Saniul Alam; Laurence Gill; Balz Kamber; Aonghus McNabola

Particulate Matter from Diesel Vehicles: Emissions and Exposure

Maeve Gallagher, B. Basu, B Gosh, Saniul Alam, Laurence Gill, Balz Kamber, Aonghus McNabola

School of Arch, Tech and Eng

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Abstract

Research was conducted to assess the contribution of diesel vehicle emissions to the concentrations of PM2.5 in Dublin. The major source identified was solid fuel burning, contributing 46-50% of the total mass recorded. The 2nd largest contributor at a roadside site was diesel vehicle emissions (22%) followed closely by road dust (19%). The 2nd largest source at a suburban site was soil (20%) followed closely by sea spray (14%).

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Ireland
Number of pages	40
Volume	367
Publication status	Published - Feb 2021

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Name	Research Reports
Publisher	Environmental Protection Agency
Volume	367

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