Kamaroll Zaman, Syahenaz
(2009)
Determination and Assessment of Suspended Particulate Matters
In Relation To Health and Environment.
Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS.
(Unpublished)
Abstract
This report basically discusses the study conducted and the basic understanding in
ambient air quality monitoring of particulate matter. Particulate matter (PM) was
measured in two different locations; residential area and industrial area in Ipoh,
Perak. Three set of sampling were collected during working days and weekend using
a device called MicroVol-1100. In addition, the samplings are conducted on a threehour
basis. The particulate matter concentrations were found in the range of 41
J.Lg/m3 and 91 J.Lg/m3
• The particulate matter concentrations were all below the
guidelines which are provided by Department of Environment, Malaysia (DOE).
Furthermore, this study includes the effects of particulate matter in relation health
and environment. In terms of health, exposure to particulate matter regardless short
or long period can cause respiratory and cardiovascular illness and even death.
Meanwhile, in terms of effects on the environment, the particulate matter can cause
a significant effect to the vegetation, animals and visibility.
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