Maladies transmises par l'air et l'eau

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A Study on the Analysis of CO, HC, CO₂ from Vehicles and their Impact on the Environment

Anunay Gour, Bhanu Prajapati, Kartik Gautam, Akash Kumar

The relocation of cities to Delhi NCR has led to rapid growth in the number of vehicles in relation to Population growth and motivation. Discharges from vehicles are currently calculated among the major sources of air pollution in Delhi. This affects the air quality. Approximate emissions of pollutants such as Carbon Monoxide (CO) and Particulate Matter (PM), which comes from a variety of vehicles and different types of fuel, various facts and details were calculated and analysed with reference to standard values set through national Pollution Schemes. Based on this statistical data obtained and analyses, conditions related to future vehicle growth and their impact on air quality is meant to overcome discharge problems. In this paper, we have collected data on different kinds of vehicles like two-wheelers, four-wheelers, mini trucks, trucks, and buses. Carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, and RPM of different kinds of vehicles are measured in this study.