
IEP - Air Quality Research - Emissions Characterization
Dilution Sampler Development
The objective of this comprehensive investigation is to determine the quantity and characteristics of PM2.5 emissions from a pilot-scale pulverized coal combustor. The specific technical objectives of the study are the following:
- Measure the size/composition distribution of the particulate emissions (with emphasis on ultrafine particles).
- Quantify the emission rates of organic and elemental carbon particulate matter as a function of sampling temperature, relative humidity, and dilution rate.
- Quantify potential sampling artifacts associated with water, volatile, and semi-volatile compounds as functions of sampling conditions.
- Define a sampling protocol to characterize PM2.5 emissions from pulverized coal boilers and other stationary combustion systems.
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- For further information on this project, contact the NETL Project Manager, William Aljoe or Allen Robinson, Carnegie Mellon University.
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