400R76101
AIR POLLUTION
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
QUARTERLY BULLETIN
NO. 3
JANUARY 1976
THIS LISTING PREPARED BY:
Air Pollution Technical Information Center
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
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AIR POLLUTION
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
QUARTERLY BULLETIN
NO. 3
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
Air Pollution Technical Information Center
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
January 1976
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PARTICIPATE LEVEL*; IN METROPOLITAN BOSTON
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TEMPERATURE/HIGH PRESSURE. 8/75,
PP 2'45-358/As (9! -4.75)
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THE EFFTCTS OF N077LT OFSIGN AMD SAMPLING
TECHNIQUES ON AEPOSOL "E A SljREMFNTS . 7/7«.
PARTICUI.ATE SIZING TECHNIQUES POR CONTROL
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SUBJECT INDEX
This index is computer-generated based on words
that appear in the titles. The entries under each term
are in numerical order from left to right.
The following acronyms and abbreviations are
employed:
AQCR Air Quality Control Region
EPA Environmental Protection Agency
Al
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ACT
4503-
4503-
ACTIVE
4502-
ADDITIVES
6502-
ADSORBED
6503-
AERODYNAMIC
6502-
AEROSOL
6502-
AFFECTING
6503-
AIR-QUALITY
4502-
ALKALI
6002-
AMBIENT
4503-
ANALYSIS
4603"
ANALY7FR
6502-
ANHYDR1DF
4503-
APPLICABLE
4503-
APPLYING
A502-
APPRAISAL
650?-
AQCK
AQCRS
AROMAT
BAGHOU5F
BED
BOILER
BOILERS
BOSTnM
CADMIUM
CELL
CEMENT
74-077 i|c;03-75-003
75-016 4503-75-033
4503*75-007
4503-75-013
4603-
6002-
6002-
4503-'
6502-75-049
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063
063
4503-75-06*
4503-75-06^
75-006
75-068
74-006
74-J03
74-070 6503-75-002 6503-75-007
75-002
75-006
75-050
75-062 4503-75
75-062 4503-75
75-069
73-006G
75-059 q501-75
7 '4 - 0 5 P A
75-049
75-069
75-062 4501-75-063
74-072
75-013ft
75-027C
7 5 - 0 1 3 A
7 3 - 0 0 5 A
6504-75-014
4503-75-072
A502-75-052
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C I TY
4502-75-057
COAL
CQAL-ElRFn
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6002-75
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6507-7M-009K
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«503-75-007
6507-74-070 6502-74-103 6502-75-059
650?-75-057D 6502-75-057H
6507-75-OAS
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6507-75-056
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6002-75-013 A
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4,503-7^-00?
FABRIC
FABRICATION
FACILITY
#,002-7^-050
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6503-75-002
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FIELD
6502-75-059
FILTER
6502-75-059
FILTRATION
FIRED
FLUE
6502-75-D57C 6502-75-057D A502-7S-057M
6502-75-027C A507-75-027C
FORMATION
6503-75-002 £503-75-010
FOSSIL
FRACTIONAL
A002-7f5-ni 1A
FUEL
FUEL-FJRFD
FUELS
,1,^07-75-0*8
GAS
4002-75-020
GASOLINE
GENERAjIMG
6002-75-013A
GENERATORS
3^01-75-002
GUIDELINES
HALOCARRONS
6503-7^-008
HAWTHORNE
A502-75-057H
HAZE
6503-75-010
HEAVY
1603-7M-022
HIGH. VOLUME
6502-7M-Q67
HIGHWAY
M503-75-069A
HI WAY
•4503-75-072
HOUSTON
4 & 0 3 - 7 <4 - 0 1 5
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«»603-74-022 650?- 75-069 6503-75-01 1
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4503-75-062
IMPLEMENTATION
4503-7^-077
4603-75-016
IMPROVEMENT
4503-75-053
INCINERATORS
INCLUDING
6002-75-019
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<4 E. 0 3 - 7 5 - 0 7 2
INDU5TR I AL
INDUSTRY
INSPECTION
3M01-75-001
INSTALLATION
6502-7^-103
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6&02-7'4.a5^A
•INVOLVING
4,002-75-01^
IOWA
45n3-75-01 3
KANSAS
A502-75-OS7M
KENTiJC
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6502-75-052
MARKETING
MASS
6502-74-0*7
MATHEMATICAL
4 5 0 M - 7 e; - n 2 6
MATTER
74- 020
MOBILE
MEASUREMENT
6502-75-062
MEASUREMENTS
6502-74-070
METERS
6004-75-004
METHOD
6504-75-025
METHODOLOGY
4503-74-054
METHODS
4503-75-OM6A 450T-75-0*»6R A504-75-014
METROPOLITAN
4503-7^-068
MEYiRS
6 5 0 2 - 7 4 - 0 0 9 tf
M I C H I r, A N
4503-75-003
M I N I M I 7 I N G
6502-75-064
MINNESOTA
'4 5 0 3 - 7 5 - n 3 3
4503-75-H77
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4507-75-007
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6002-75-020
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6002-75-019
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4503-75-062
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4503-75-062
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4503-74-077
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6002-75-021
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