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An Analysis Of Airborne Particulate Level Reduction Resulting From Paving Of Gravel Roads
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An Analysis Of Airborne Particulate Level Reduction Resulting From Paving Of Gravel Roads
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Gravel utilized as surfacing material for secondary roads in El Paso County, Colorado contains microscopic paticulates. The particulates, agitated into an airborne state by automobiles, represent a potentially hazardous air pollutant to the public. The airborne particulate level observed as a result of paving Ehrich Street, Colorado Springs, Colorado was reduced 1700 times by weight. The remaining airborned particulate matter is believed to be carried to the Ehrich Street area by mountain winds from Rampart Range.
Title
An Analysis Of Airborne Particulate Level Reduction Resulting From Paving Of Gravel Roads
Call No
UGH 5614.4 .F82 78-12
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Authors
Flom, Elroy A
Thompson, Stephen J
Subjects
Air--Pollution--Colorado--Colorado Springs.
Particles.
Pavements.
Language
English
Published
United States Air Force Academy, Colo. : Frank J. Seiler Research Laboratory ; Springfield, Va. : available from National Technical Information Service, 1978.
Publication Desc
iv, 15 p. : ill. ;
Series
Technical report - Frank J. Seiler Research Laboratory    FJSRL-TR-78-0012 FJSRL-TR 78-0012.
Dimensions
28 cm.