Intake fractions of PM

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Question

What are intake fractions of airborne particulate matter for different emission sources and locations?

Answer

+ Show code- Hide code library(OpasnetUtils) library(ggplot2) objects.latest("Op_en5813", code_name="initiate") iF.PM2.5 <- EvalOutput(iF.PM2.5) ggplot(iF.PM2.5@output, aes(x = iF.PM2.5Result, colour = Subcategory)) + geom_density() + theme_gray(base_size = 24)

Rationale

Intake fractions of PM(per million)

Obs	Geographical area	Year	PM type	Source category	Subcategory	Result	Description of sub-category	Specification	Description
1	Finland	2000	Anthropogenic PM2.5	Power plants	Large power plants	0.18-0.37	Emission from large (>50 MW) power plants (n=117)	mode; min-max	Tainio et al. (2010): 0.28 (0.18-0.37)
2	Finland	2000	Anthropogenic PM2.5	Power plants	Small power plants	0.27-0.44	Emission from small (<50 MW) power plants	mode; min-max	Tainio et al. (2010): 0.34 (0.27-0.44)
3	Northern Europe	-	Anthropogenic PM2.5	Power plants	Major power plants	0.50	-	mean of all seasons	Tainio et al. (2009)

Calculations

+ Show code- Hide code library(OpasnetUtils) iF.PM2.5 <- Ovariable("iF.PM2.5", data = opbase.data("Op_en5813")) objects.store(iF.PM2.5) cat("Object iF.PM2.5 stored.\n")

References

• PILTTI final report

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