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== Question ==
== Question ==
What kind of intake fractions have been defined for PM?
 
What are intake fractions of airborne particulate matter for different emission sources and locations?


== Answer ==
== Answer ==
<t2b index="Geographical area,Year,PM type,Source category,Subcategory,Description of sub-category,Specification,Observation" locations="Result,Description" unit=" per million ">
Finland|2000|Anthropogenic PM2.5|Power plants|Large power plants|Emission from large (>50 MW) power plants (n=117)|mode; min-max|0.18-0.37|Tainio et al. (2010): 0.28 (0.18-0.37)
Finland|2000|Anthropogenic PM2.5|Power plants|Small power plants|Emission from small (<50 MW) power plants |mode; min-max|0.27-0.44|Tainio et al. (2010): 0.34 (0.27-0.44)
Northern Europe|-|Anthropogenic PM2.5|Power plants|Major power plants|-|mean of all seasons|0.50|Tainio et al. (2009)
</t2b>


== Rationale ==
<rcode name='answer' live=1>
library(OpasnetUtils)
 
objects.latest("Op_en5813", code_name="initiate")


oprint(iF.PM2.5)
</rcode>


== Rationale ==


=== Dependencies ===
<t2b index="Geographical area,Year,PM type,Source category,Subcategory" obs="Result" desc="Description of sub-category,Specification,Description" unit="per million">
Finland|2000|Anthropogenic PM2.5|Power plants|Large power plants|0.18-0.37|Emission from large (>50 MW) power plants (n=117)|mode; min-max|Tainio et al. (2010): 0.28 (0.18-0.37)
Finland|2000|Anthropogenic PM2.5|Power plants|Small power plants|0.27-0.44|Emission from small (<50 MW) power plants |mode; min-max|Tainio et al. (2010): 0.34 (0.27-0.44)
Northern Europe|-|Anthropogenic PM2.5|Power plants|Major power plants|0.50|-|mean of all seasons|Tainio et al. (2009)
</t2b>


=== Formula ===
=== Calculations ===


<rcode label="Initiate variable">
<rcode label="initiate" label="Initiate variable">
library(OpasnetUtils)
library(OpasnetUtils)
library(xtable)


intake.fraction <- new("ovariable",
iF.PM2.5 <- Ovariable("iFPM2.5", data = opbase.data("Op_en5813"))
name = "intake.fraction",
data = tidy(op_baseGetData("opasnet_base", "Op_en5813"), objname = "intake.fraction")
)


out <- EvalOutput(intake.fraction, N = 10)
objects.store(iFPM2.5)
print(xtable(out@output), type = 'html')


objects.put(intake.fraction)
cat("Object iFPM2.5 stored.\n")
cat("Object created successfully. Save the key for further use.\n")
</rcode>
</rcode>



Revision as of 08:28, 15 February 2014



Question

What are intake fractions of airborne particulate matter for different emission sources and locations?

Answer

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Rationale

Intake fractions of PM: Difference between revisions(per million)
ObsGeographical areaYearPM typeSource categorySubcategoryResultDescription of sub-categorySpecificationDescription
1Finland2000Anthropogenic PM2.5Power plantsLarge power plants0.18-0.37Emission from large (>50 MW) power plants (n=117)mode; min-maxTainio et al. (2010): 0.28 (0.18-0.37)
2Finland2000Anthropogenic PM2.5Power plantsSmall power plants0.27-0.44Emission from small (<50 MW) power plants mode; min-maxTainio et al. (2010): 0.34 (0.27-0.44)
3Northern Europe-Anthropogenic PM2.5Power plantsMajor power plants0.50-mean of all seasonsTainio et al. (2009)

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