Nanoparticle emissions from the transport sector: health and policy impacts - the nPETS concept

Olofsson, Ulf; Bergseth, Ellen; Wahlström, Jens; Elihn, Karine; Karlsson, Hanna; Chen, Haibo; Margaritis, Dimitris; Samaras, Zisis; Kontses, Anastasios; Amato, Fulvio; Piña, Benjamin; Portugal, Jose; van Drooge, Barend; Ridolfo, Sharon; Querol, Xavier; Leonardi, Mara; Johansson, Christer; Engardt, Magnuz; Hermandez, Isabel; Benfenati, Emilio; Colombo, Andrea; Keskinen, Jorma; Juarez, Ana; Lyu, Yezhe; Tu, Minghui (2023)
 
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Olofsson, Ulf
Bergseth, Ellen
Wahlström, Jens
Elihn, Karine
Karlsson, Hanna
Chen, Haibo
Margaritis, Dimitris
Samaras, Zisis
Kontses, Anastasios
Amato, Fulvio
Piña, Benjamin
Portugal, Jose
van Drooge, Barend
Ridolfo, Sharon
Querol, Xavier
Leonardi, Mara
Johansson, Christer
Engardt, Magnuz
Hermandez, Isabel
Benfenati, Emilio
Colombo, Andrea
Keskinen, Jorma
Juarez, Ana
Lyu, Yezhe
Tu, Minghui
2023

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2023.11.401
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<p>Road, rail, air, and sea transport generate a major fraction of outdoor ultrafine particles. However, there is no common methodology for comparable sub 100 nm particle emissions measurement. This paper presents the nPETS (grant agreement No 954377) concept to understand and mitigate the effects of emerging non-regulated nanoparticle emissions. This paper presents the concept and selected results. For example, nucleation and condensation mechanisms occur more frequently in the urban background site, leading to new particle formation, while mostly fresh emissions are measured in the traffic site.</p>
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