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Uncertainty Budget of the SMPS–APS System in the Measurement of PM1, PM2.5, and PM10

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Pages 1130-1141 | Received 22 Jun 2009, Accepted 21 Jul 2009, Published online: 15 Sep 2009

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FIG. 1 Average particle size distribution referred to the 5–10 September 2008 period.

FIG. 1 Average particle size distribution referred to the 5–10 September 2008 period.

FIG. 2 Average mass concentration distribution referred to the 5–10 September 2008 period.

FIG. 2 Average mass concentration distribution referred to the 5–10 September 2008 period.

FIG. 3 PM uncertainty trends determined using the SMPS-APS.

FIG. 3 PM uncertainty trends determined using the SMPS-APS.

FIG. 4 PM10 and PM1 uncertainties of the SMPS-APS system as the mass measured by the APS varies.

FIG. 4 PM10 and PM1 uncertainties of the SMPS-APS system as the mass measured by the APS varies.

TABLE 1 SMPS uncertainty contribution in the PM2.5 measurement referred to the 5–10 September 2008 period

TABLE 2 APS uncertainty contribution in the PM2.5 measurement referred to the 5–10 September 2008 period

FIG. 5 SMPS-APS system and gravimetric method comparison in measuring PM10, PM2.5, and PM1.

FIG. 5 SMPS-APS system and gravimetric method comparison in measuring PM10, PM2.5, and PM1.

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