city development for keeping pollutant concentrations from motor vehicles in residential areas in accordance with air quality standards

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Abstract

The dependency of carbon monoxide concentrations on wind speed has been obtained in the field studies. It is used in determining optimum ventilation modes for street space to ensure keeping the content of the toxic components from automobile exhaust in accordance with public health standards.

Environmental basis for development optimization for busy primary streets has been provided to avoid dangerous levels of ambient air pollution with automobile emissions.

Positive effect on air quality from belt roads, bypass roads and pedestrian areas situated in city centers is noted.

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Authors ;Владимир Васильевич Балакин
Journal The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene
Year 2016
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10.18454/mca.2016.01.2
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