Finding F-0823

“The mean and median for the 95th percentile PM2.5 concentration were higher than 4,500 μg/m3, while that for CO concentration were over 35 ppm.”

Chen et al. Estimating Indoor PM2.5 and CO Concentrations in Households in Southern Nepal: The Nepal Cookstove Intervention Trials (2016). PloS one. Page 6. CKB 7109

Structure

Source: Biomass fuel
Factor: Carbon monoxide (CO)
Population: women and young children
Setting: kitchen, NP (March 2010 to October 2011)
Study design: measurement and estimation study inside the Nepal Cookstove Intervention Trial Phase I, southern Nepal: continuous daily PM2.5 and carbon monoxide in the area near the stove in about 3000 households with traditional open-burning mud stoves, March 2010 to October 2011, summarised in four metrics with mixed models (class 4)
Averaging time: 95th percentile of the day
Caveat: a stated direction with the thresholds in the comparator; sibling row carries PM2.5

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