Structure and dynamics of atmospheric air pollution Kharkiv region
Keywords:
air pollution, stationary sources, mobile sources, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, Kharkiv regionAbstract
Based on the graphical analysis of the dynamics of pollutant emissions in the whole region, as well as, separately, from stationary, mobile (vehicles) sources and from other mobile sources of pollution, found that the largest share of emissions into the atmosphere give stationary sources - namely, the production and electricity, gas and water. Analyze changes in emissions of each pollutant in the total emissions annually. It is found that the stationary sources emit more carbon dioxide emissions in mobile vehicles predominant sources of carbon oxide and by air, rail and other transport ejected more nitrogen oxide and carbon monoxide.
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