Vol. 31, issue 08, article # 5

Abstract:

A new complex for spectrometric measurements of atmospheric anthropogenic emissions is presented, which has been designed and is used for the study of optical characteristics of anthropogenic sols. The derived spectral dependences of effective absorption, scattering, radiation attenuation cross sections are used to retrieve the microstructure of anthropogenic sols and to detect the influence of the relative humidity of the radiation propagation medium on the optical characteristics of its dispersed phase. Atmospheric emissions of combustion products of wood, power enterprises, air carriers, and products of thermal decomposition of asbestos-cement plates during their calcination are analyzed.

Keywords:

spectral transmission function, gas phase, particulate phase, sol microstructure, anthropogenic emissions, concentration of ingredients

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