What does RP stand for?

Respirable Particulate(s)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Respirable Particulate Matter (RPM) in the city of Kolkata is 1.

Pollution cause of male infertility in Kolkata

The study clearly indicates that the proportion of respirable particulate concentration is very high and there is an imminent health risk with respect to the particulate pollution in the study area.

Air Pollution in Small Towns of Nepal

A WESP is the best available emissions control technology for collection of fine respirable particulate, condensable matter, and acid mist; respirable particulate has been identified as a preventable health risk.

United States: TurboSonic Wins US$1 Million Order From Biofuel ...

air -- as measured by levels of respirable particulates, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone and lead -- generally improved between 1978 and 1987, according to an EPA analysis of air quality trends, issued last week.

EPA reports air quality is improving

The Wet Electrostatic Precipitator is the best available emissions control technology for collection of fine respirable particulate, condensible matter, and acid mist.

United States : TurboSonic Awarded US$4.3 Million Contract by Major ...

Latex allergen in respirable particulate air pollution.

Detection of latex allergens by immunoelectron microscopy in ambient ...

In this study we quantified exposures to respirable particulate matter from biomass-fuel combustion in 436 rural homes selected through stratified random sampling from four districts of Tamil Nadu, India.

Daily average exposures to respirable particulate matter from ...

Within 24 hours, the ultrasonic devices filled a test room to a concentration in excess of 6,300 micrograms of fine mineral particles per cubic meter of air -- more than 40 times the recommended limit for respirable particulate matter set by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Tapwater humidity: don't breath the air