Landelijk Meetnet Luchtkwaliteit. Meetresultaten 1990. Regio 1 Limburg Regio 2 Noord-Brabant Regio 3 Zeeland
Schutter MAA Onderdelinden D
Schutter MAA
Onderdelinden D
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1991-03-31
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Landelijk Meetnet Luchtkwaliteit. Meetresultaten
1990. Regio 1 Limburg Regio 2 Noord-Brabant Regio 3
Zeeland
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National Air Quality Monitoring Network.
Monitoring results 1990. Region 1 Limburg Region 2 Noord-Brabant Region 3
Zeeland
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In this report, monitoring results from the National Air Quality Monitoring Network are presented covering the calendar year 1990 and the period April 1989-April 1990. The components reported are SO2, black smoke, NO2, NOx (=NO2 + NO), NO, O3, OX (= NO2 + O3) and CO. In 1990 several summer smog episodes occurred which contributed to exceedances of the Dutch draft air quality limit value for O3 at 2 stations. One station is sited near an industrial area ; the other is typical of a more rural area. The draft guide value for O3 was exceeded at all stations. At one station some limit values for black smoke and NO2 were exceeded. This station is representative for very busy streets in larger cities. There are ca. 100 such streets in the Netherlands.
In this report, monitoring results from the National Air Quality Monitoring Network are presented covering the calendar year 1990 and the period April 1989-April 1990. The components reported are SO2, black smoke, NO2, NOx (=NO2 + NO), NO, O3, OX (= NO2 + O3) and CO. In 1990 several summer smog episodes occurred which contributed to exceedances of the Dutch draft air quality limit value for O3 at 2 stations. One station is sited near an industrial area ; the other is typical of a more rural area. The draft guide value for O3 was exceeded at all stations. At one station some limit values for black smoke and NO2 were exceeded. This station is representative for very busy streets in larger cities. There are ca. 100 such streets in the Netherlands.
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