air purifiers, mist fountain to curb air pollution in delhi

Air treatment systems have the potential to reduce carbon monoxide and particulate emissions by 40%-
Emissions 20-60%
A radius of 30 m during peak traffic hours.
First, the Delhi government announced a three-day plan on Friday.
Layered air treatment systems, including trial installation of wind purification devices, fog fountains and virtual chimneys at five major traffic intersections, to deal with the increasing air pollution in the city.
Air treatment systems have the potential to reduce carbon monoxide and particulate emissions by 40%-
Emissions 20-60%
Government sources say a 30-meter radius during peak hours.
Delhi minister Satyendar Jain said that the government, in cooperation with the National Institute of Environmental Engineering, is also the head of the Delhi task force set up to formulate policies to curb air pollution (NEERI)and IIT (Bombay)
Build the whole system within 45 days.
Air purifiers will be installed at five major traffic intersections, he said.
Anand Vihar, Ito, Sarai Karen Khan, Kashmiri Gate and IIT (Delhi)or AIIMS.
In addition, the government will install fog fountain at a traffic intersection that has not yet been identified as a pilot project to curb air pollution.
This is the first time the city government has taken such measures to reduce the rising air pollution in the city.
The announcement came after Jain met with NEERI director Rakesh Kumar. IIT (Bombay)
NEERI is also involved in design and solutions. Pollutant-
Before Diwali, the full load of air continued to hang heavily in the capital, and pollution could reach its peak, prompting authorities to urge residents not to set off firecrackers, which they said set off cancercausing smoke.
\"We also plan to install a fog fountain at a crossroads.
We can get off work at two o\'clock P. M. .
\"By using the fog fountain, 5 and PM 10 in the air,\" said Jainsaid . \".
In Pune, he said, air purifiers have been installed, which works well and can be installed on the central edge of the road.
\"The air handling system will be in 1-and-a-half months.
\"The system will help reduce air pollution in Delhi during the winter months as pollution peaked in December and January,\" said a senior government official . \".
The minister called on Delhi residents not to set off firecrackers in Delhi to keep the city\'s air clean.
PM 2 is available at almost all monitoring stations active in the city. 5 and PM 10 (
Ultra-fine pollutants
More than a few times the safety limit of 60 and 100 micrograms per cubic meter keeps the air in a very poor category.
Pollutants for the second consecutive day (PM 10)
At Anand Vihar, it is 9 times higher than the security limit when it is actually registered
According to the regulations of the Delhi Pollution Control Commission, the time is around twelve o\'clock P. M (DPCC).
Central Committee on pollution controlCPCB)
AQI at Punjab Bagh, RK Puram station is in the serious category, affecting healthy people and seriously affecting people with existing diseases.