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Since the earliest versions of the U.S. Clean Air Act in the 1960s established maximum safe pollutant concentrations, scientists and engineers have been developing methods to quantify air pollutant concentrations and rates of release of pollutants into the air from sources.
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orifice head loss, dry molecular weight, flow rate measuring devices, displacement bottle, rotameter reading, stack gas velocity, wet test meter, dry gas meter, indicated flow rate, standard pitot, standard flow rate, air sampling system, air sampling methods, bubble meters, combustion equation, critical orifice, percent excess air, air mover, standard cubic meters, mass emission rate, gas concepts, sampling velocity, gage pressure, sampled gas, traverse points
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Fundamentals of Air Sampling, Example Problem, Gas Flow Rate Measuring Devices, Ideal Gas Law, Gas Volume Measuring Devices, Air Pollutant Collection Principles, Computing Emission Rate, Velocity Measuring Devices, Reference Method, Reynold's Number
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