Measurements

Particulate Matter

Delve into the intricate world of particulate matter, understanding its composition and effects on air quality, backed by state-of-the-art sensor technology for comprehensive measurement.

PM2.5

The U.S. EPA defines particulate air pollution as an air-suspended mixture of both solid and liquid particles. PM_2.5, known as fine particles, poses the greatest health risk.

PM10

The U.S. EPA defines particulate air pollution as an air-suspended mixture of both solid and liquid particles. PM₁₀ refers to particles less than 10µm (micrometers) in diameter.

Total Suspended Particulate (TSP)

The U.S. EPA defines particulate air pollution as an air-suspended mixture of both solid and liquid particles. TSP includes airborne particles > 10µm (micrometers) in diameter.

Resources

Case Study - Remediation

Real-Time Monitoring Protects Communities During Reclamation Project on Nation’s Largest Municipal Utility

Blog - Outdoor

New Nitrogen Dioxide Sensor for Interference-free Measurements

Case Study - Communities