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Finding F-0184

“Extreme episodic pollution was observed, with 1-min PM2.5 concentrations reaching 212 μg/m3 and BC peaking at 23.8 μg/m3, far exceeding background levels at a nearby suburban station.”

Kheirandish Characterization of carbonaceous aerosol particles emitted by solid fuel combustion in rural areas (2026). Environ Monit Assess. Page 1. CKB 1631

Structure

Source
Solid fuel
Factor
Black carbon
Setting
rural settlement (ambient), HU (winter 2025)
Study design
6-week intensive winter measurement campaign in 2025 in a rural settlement near Budapest (Solymár) with an optical particle counter and a portable aethalometer, sources traffic, biomass burning and suspected illegal waste burning in residential stoves (class 4)
Effect
other 23.8
Averaging time
1-min peak
Caveat
the authors attribute episodes to residential solid-fuel and suspected waste burning

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