Section

Environmental Safety in Construction and Town Economy

Title

RESEARCH OF URBAN ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION DUE TO EMISSIONS FROM AUTOTRANSPORT AT THE CONTROLLED ROADS CROSSINGS

Сontributors

A.I. Guseynov, Senior teacher at the Azerbaijan technical University, Baku, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.,

A.G.Tagizade, D. of Tech. Sc., Professor, Head of the Departament at the Azerbaijan technical University, Baku, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.,

N.G.Dgavadov, D. of Tech. Sc., Professor, General Director PO «PROMAVTOMATIKA», Baku, Azerbaijan, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Abstract

It is considered that total emissions of pollutants from moving auto transport at the controlled road crossings are determined taking into account the total emissions from motion of automobiles and also from auto transport stopped before crossing due to prohibiting light signal but the condition of pollution of urban territories should be determined in view of location of elements of street-road network. In the paper the peculiarity of pollution of on-earth atmosphere at the central urban territories conditioned by emissions of auto transport at the controlled road crossings is studied. The presence in urban territories zones with minimum level of pollution surrounded by net crossings is shown. It is noted that such zones are more appropriate for location of objects highly sensible for clean air.

Keywords

atmosphere, air pollution, highway, street-road network, crossing, interpolation.

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