The methodology for using a PM1-PM10 collection device in Uzbekistan is relevant to the climatic conditions
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15848915Keywords:
PM1, PM10, climate conditions, air pollution, environmental monitoring, industrial development, urbanization, particle collection, health, innovative technologies, monitoring system, air quality, dust concentrationAbstract
A number of factors are important in increasing the relevance of the issue of creating a PM1 and PM10
particle collection device in the climatic conditions of Uzbekistan. The arid and semi-arid climate of Uzbekistan leads to
an increase in the concentration of dust and particles in the air. As a result of climate change, industrial development and
urbanization processes, the level of air pollution is increasing, which requires monitoring of PM1 and PM10 particles.
These particles can negatively affect human health, cause the development of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
The growth of industry and the increase in vehicles increases the amount of PM1 and PM10 particles in the air. Monitoring
and collecting particles allows the state and the public to assess the level of air pollution. With the help of modern
technologies, the processes of detecting and collecting PM1 and PM10 particles are being improved. By creating
innovative devices, it is possible to develop effective solutions that are suitable for climatic conditions. This study aims
to analyze the relevance of creating a PM1 and PM10 particle collection device in the climatic conditions of Uzbekistan
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