Examples of using Particulate in English and their translations into Bengali
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to $0.20 per litre, to discourage diesel consumption, Singapore's main domestic source of fine particulate pollutants(PM2.5).
Since not all of these particles are trapped by the bag or canister, the vacuum cleaner passes the air through at least one fine filter and often a HEPA(High Efficiency Particulate Arresting) filter to remove almost all of the dust.
On the ground, it translates to a significant reduction of toxic diesel particle and nitrogen oxide emissions from new vehicles that will now be fitted with diesel particulate filters and improved selective catalytic reduction systems.
measures to bring its particulate pollution in line with European Union standards, currently with a focus on transport emissions.
At last count, the World Health Organization listed Seoul's annual mean of PM2.5 concentrations(very fine particulate matter about the size of some virus molecules)
In the pharmaceutical industry, clean rooms play a crucial role in the manufacturing of pharmaceutical products which are required to be free from microbial and particulate contamination and protected from moisture.
At last count, the World Health Organization listed Seoul's annual mean of PM2.5 concentrations(very fine particulate matter about the size of some virus molecules)
and which, combined with a particulate filter, reduces by more 99% the number of particles emitted by diesel engines.
the prognosis for cutting harmful fine particulate matter, or PM2.5, is less optimistic, according to a recent report commissioned by the Mayor of London's office.
The city is shoring up decision-making precision as part of the MINAM clean air technical group charged with preparing a report,“Air Quality Diagnosis in Lima and Callao”, on the current state of particulate pollutants and gases, the influence of meteorological variables on air pollution,
Seven major cities have been facing record-high levels of fine particulate pollution(PM2.5), prompting President Moon Jae-in to instruct government officials to speed up the retirement of old coal-burning power plants
(6) With respect to catalytic converter in petrol driven car and connection of Diesel particulate Filter in diesel driven car, action will be taken as per S.R.O. 29-law /2002 dated February 16,
This includes a request for emissions controls in all countries and proper monitoring of key pollutants- especially fine particulate matter(PM2.5). PM2.5 is one of the smallest particulates in the air we breathe and can enter and impact all organs of the body.
The fleet of vehicles targeted by the standard is responsible for over 90 per cent of particulate emissions and almost 70 per cent of nitrogen dioxide emissions from the entire on-road transport sector in the country,
While Bogotá hasn't released projected health gains, the city of 8 million people nonetheless expects its new fleet to cancel out 526 kilograms of fine particulate pollution, or PM2.5,
At last count, nine out of the 20 cities with the highest yearly average exposure to fine particulate pollution(or PM2.5) were in India, among them those in the urban agglomeration of Delhi, whose 25 million
wind, which have few or no particulate emissions.
PM2.5, ozone, nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide are transport and industry- but an emissions inventory developed in Colombia's main cities found that transport was responsible for more than 80 per cent of fine particulate pollution(PM2.5).
The Climate and Clean Air Coalition(CCAC) developed a Global Strategy to Introduce Low-Sulfur Fuels and Cleaner Diesel Vehicles which, if fully implemented, could come close to eliminating on-road high sulfur fuels and reduce at least 90 percent of small particulate emissions and black carbon from on-road vehicles.
a recent study by NASA and the National Institute of Environmental Research confirmed that 52 per cent of particulate pollution in Seoul comes from domestic sources.