MODELLING OF PMio CONCENTRATIONS IN AN UNDERGROUND ENCLOSED LOADING DOCK IN MALAYSIA

The enclosed nature of underground loading docks and their limited contact with outdoor air will result in poor indoor air quality due to quick accumulation of motor vehiclesemissions. Concentrations ofmany harmful air pollutants includingPMio can increase and reach dangerous levels. PMio have be...

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Main Author: ABUALQUMBOZ, MOTASEM S
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2016
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Online Access:http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/21663/1/2016-CIVIL%20AND%20ENVIRONMENTAL-MODELLING%20OF%20PM10%20CONCENTRATIONS%20IN%20AN%20UNDERGROUND%20ENCLOSED%20LOADING%20DOCK%20IN%20MALAYSIA-MOTASEM%20S%20ABUALQUMBOZ.pdf
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Summary:The enclosed nature of underground loading docks and their limited contact with outdoor air will result in poor indoor air quality due to quick accumulation of motor vehiclesemissions. Concentrations ofmany harmful air pollutants includingPMio can increase and reach dangerous levels. PMio have been attributed to increased mortality rates and respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. This study aims at modelling PMio concentrations in an underground loading dock located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Firstly, PMio concentrations were continuously measured inside the loading dock for 20 weeks using the real-time air quality monitoring instrument (AQM60) starting from November 8th, 2014. Secondly, a group of statistical tests were applied using the SPSS in order to evaluate the indoor air quality in term of PMio concentrations.