Ambient air quality in Mysore city is satisfactory according to a press release issued by environmental officer of Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) here recently. Ambient air quality has been monitored at two stations in the city from March 1 to 31 for a period of 24 hours average under the National Air Monitoring Programme.
The suspension of sulphur dioxide is 11.1μ/m3 against standard 80 μ/m3 at the KSRTC building at KR Circle and 11μ/m3 against standard of 120μ/m3 at KSPCB building at Hebbal Industrial Area.
The suspension of oxides of nitrogen has been recorded at 22.5μ/m3 against a standard of 80μ/m3 at KSRTC building at KR Circle and 22.4μ/m3 against standard of 120μ/m3 at KSPCB building at Hebbal Industrial Area.
Suspended particles
The presence of suspended particulate matter is 138μ/m3 against standard 200μ/m3 at the KSRTC building at KR Circle and 132μ/m3 against standard of 500μ/m3 at KSPCB building at Hebbal Industrial Area.
The presence of respirable suspended particulate matter is 67μ/m3 against standard 100μ/m3 at the KSRTC building at KR Circle and 64μ/m3 against standard of 150μ/m3 at KSPCB building at Hebbal Industrial Area.
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