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India National Ambient Air Quality- Status & Statistics 1993 - 94 1995   Mr. T.Venugopal, Mrs.Usha Ghosh Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 207 Delhi   Ambient Air Quality English   The present report gives the air quality status in various cities/towns in addition to air quality statistics for the period of 1993 and 1994. No No No
India National Ambient Air Quality Status of Some Cities/Towns in India 1990   Ms.Usha Ghosh, Ms. Mita Sharma Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 196 Delhi   Ambient Air Quality English   The current report gives the status of air quality of the towns covered under NAAQM for the period 1987 - 1989. No No No
India National National Ambient Air Quality Statistics of India 1990 1991   Ms.Usha Ghosh Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 88 Delhi   Ambient Air Quality English   The present report covering the data of 1990 is the second in the series of annual statistics of ambient air quality No No No
India National Emission Regulations (December 1985) Part - III 1985   Dr.Tata Rao,               Dr. B.engupta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 74 Delhi   Emission Regulations English   As an integral part of the emission regulations, it is necessary to have standard methods of sampling and analysis of air pollutants. The standards for stack emissions were evolved in July 1984 (Part 1) and July (Part II). No No No
India National Report on Design and Operation Parameters of Electrostatic Precipitators 1991   Dr. Tata Rao, Dr.B.Sengupta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 36 Delhi   Control Systems for ESPs. English   The report contains a review of performance of ESPs already installed in the country and discusses reasons for the poor performance of some of them.      
India National Emission Regulations Part IV     P.C.Tyagi Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 56 Delhi   Emission Regulations English   There is a need for evolving emission standards for small boilers, incinerators and disel generator sets, because these are after located near residential areas, and in industrial areas of metropolitan cities. The standards proposed meet this need.      
India National Comprehensive Industry Document With Standards/Guidelines for Pollution Control in Brick Klins 1996   Dr. B.Sengupta, Shri. Lalit Kapur Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 56 Delhi   Standards/Guidelines for industries English   The document deals with the details of technologies, material/energy balance, pollution sources and options for prevention and control of pollution in brick industry. No No No
India National Technologies for Control of Nox Emissions 1994   Dr. B.Sengupta, Shri. Lalit Kapur Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 91 Delhi   Control Systems for NOxEmission English   The oxides of nitrogen constitute an important component of the air-fed combustion processes. The major contributors of Nox include the thermal power plants, industrial boilers, nitric acid plants. No No No
India Delhi Ambient Air Quality Status and Trends in Delhi (1989 - 1993) 1997   Dr. S.D. Makhijani, J.S.Kamyotra,         Dr. B.Sengupta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 125 Delhi   Ambient Air Quality English   The increasing trends of sulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and constitently higher values of suspended particulate matter violating the prescribed permissible limits indicate the gravity of air pollution problem in the megacity. No No No
India National Emission Regulations Part I (July 1984) 1984   Dr. Nilay Choudhari Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 Reprint 1997 1 to 21 Delhi   Emission Regulations English   The document contains emission regulations for six specific industrial operations as per the schedule of industries under section 17, of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) act, 1981. No No No
India Delhi Ambient Air Quality Survey at Major Traffic Intersections of Delhi 1995   Dr. S.D. Makhijani, J.S.Kamyotra Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 48 Delhi   Ambient Air Quality English   This report is the outcome of a survey of ambient air quality at major traffic intersections of  Delhi. The report highlights the seriousness of air pollution in the city of Delhi and calls for urgent measures to prevent this growing menace. No No No
India National A method to Determine The Minimum Stack Height 1985   - Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 17 Delhi   Determination of Stack Height English   The usefulness of a model for regulatory purposes depends on how well the principles of pollutant dispersion are used in a method that is free from vigorous computation. It must also be straight forward for administrative simplicity. No No No
India National Rationale in Evolution of Standards For Industrial Effluents and Emissions 1996   Dr. D.D.Basu,           Prof. M.Choudhary, Dr.S.P.Chakrabarthy Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 37 Delhi   Development of Emission Standards English   This document provides the paradigm and work involved in the evolution of industrial effluent and emission standards.      
India National National Ambient Air Quality Statistics of India 1992 1995   Mr.T.Venugopal, Mrs.Usha Ghosh,          Mr. K.K.Saxena,               Mr. S.Dave Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 101 Delhi   Ambient Air Quality English   The present report covering the data of 1992 is the fourth in the series on annual statistics of ambient air quality. No No No
India National National Ambient Air Quality Status - India 1996 1998   S.P.Chakrabarti, R.C.Trivedi,                       Dr.Prashant Gargava,                 Dr. (Smt.) Rekha Sitasawad Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 115 Delhi   Ambient Air Quality English   Air pollution status of various pollutants has been defined in terms of low, moderate, high and critical vis-à-vis the notified ambient air standards and has been depicted in the form of tables and maps. No No No
India National Comprehensive Industry Document Integrated Aluminium Industry (Emission Control) 1988   Mukesh Sharma, N.Bagchi Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 70 Delhi   Standards/Guidelines for industries English   The present document on Aluminium industry is one in the comprehensive industry document series. Emission standards for aluminium industry, particularly fluoride emission standard from pot-room, have been a subject of debate in the recent past. No No No
India Delhi Ambient Noise Level Survey in Delhi on the Occasion of Deepawali Festival (1993 - 1995) 1996   Dr. S.D.Makhijani, J.S.Kamyotra Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 22 Delhi   Noise Level English   To contain the noise levels, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)  has prescribed the permissible limits of noise from various sources and in the ambient air in different areas. No No No
India National Standards for Liquid effluents, Gaseous emissions, Automobile exhaust, Noise and Ambient Air Quality 1997   Dr.B.Sengupta,                Dr. A.K.Singh,                   Dr. S.K.Paliwal Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 87 Delhi   National Emission Standards English   The Central Pollution Control Board has developed national standards for effluents and emissions under the statutory powers of the Water(Prevention & Control of Pollution)Act, 1974 and Air(Prevention & Control of pollution)Act 1981. No No No
India National Comprehensive Industry Document And National Environmental Standards for Gasbased Thermal Power Plants 1996   Lalit Kapur, Dr. B.Sengupta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 63 Delhi   Standards/Guidelines for industries English   The objective of this document, apart from giving an overview of the process, is to develop national standards for such plants taking into consideration the techno-economic feasibility of the control options. No No No
India National Comprehensive Industry Document Integrated Iron & Steel Plants 1988   Daljit Singh, C.S.Tripathi Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 186 Delhi   Standards/Guidelines for industries English   The present document on Integrated Iron & Steel Industry is one in the series. This industry, investment wise, is significant as also in terms of generation of pollutants. No No No
India Regional Inventory & Assessment of Pollution Emission In and Around Agra-Mathura Region(Abridged) 1982   Dr. R.N.Bhattacharya Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 24 Delhi   Contribution of SO2 by various sources in Agra English   The Central Board's study team made a in-depth study into the relative contribution of SO2 by various activities in Agra City. The present report is the abridged version of the emission inventory of various activities in the agra city. No No No
India Delhi Vehicular Air Pollution in Delhi - A Preliminary Study 1983   Shri. U.N.Singh, Shri. Lalit Kapur, Shri. V.Mukherjee Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 50 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   Automobile exhaust is a significant source of air pollution in the urban context. Delhi, being the capital city of India, exhibited phenomenal growth in population with spatial spread of the city. No No No
India Delhi Air Pollution Control Areas: Union Territory of Delhi Part - II 1985   U.N.Singh, A.B.Boralkar, S.K.Tyagi Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1   Delhi   Identification of Air Pollution Control Areas English   Dry inventory of pollution sources is required for the purposes like knowing the status of air pollution, for mathematical modelling and to evaluate the comparative contribution from different polluting sources. No No No
India Regional Status of Air Quality in Agra Region 1987   Mr. N.Bagchi, Dr.B.Sengupta, Mrs.Usha Ghosh Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 44 Delhi   Ambient Air Quality English   This report presents the analysis of the results of air quality monitoring in the region with special reference to Taj Mahal. The report shows that the months November through March are critical as regards gaseous pollutants. No No No
India National Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part-I-Abridge Report 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi, Shri. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Delhi Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part-II - Delhi 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi, Shri. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Regional Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part - III - Bombay 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi,          Mr. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Regional Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part - IV- Calcutta 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi,          Mr. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Regional Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part - V - Bangalore 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi, Shri. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Regional Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part - VI - Madras 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi, Shri. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Regional Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part - VII - Pune 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi, Shri. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Regional Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part - VIII - Hyderabad 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi, Shri. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Regional Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part - IX - Kanpur 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi, Shri. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Regional Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part - X - Lucknow 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi, Shri. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Regional Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part - XI - Jaipur 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi, Shri. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Regional Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part - XII - Nagpur 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi, Shri. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Regional Assessment of Vehicular Pollution in Metropolitan Cities-Part - XIII - Ahmedabad 1989   Dr. V.K.Gupta, Dr.R.C.Trivedi, Shri. M.Pandey Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 20 Delhi   Vehicular Pollution English   A survey of vehicular in the 12 metropolitan cities of the country was undertaken during the year 1988-89. The survey was conducted through interaction with Automobile association, petroleum marketing organizations and through sample surveys. No No No
India Delhi Noise Level In Metropolitan Cities - Part - I - Delhi 1991   Dr. B.Sengupta, Dr. S.A.Dutta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 26 Delhi   Noise Level English   Noise has been identified as pollutant under Air(Pollution and Control)Act1981.Noiseis a hazard to health.It is time that pollution caused by noise is addressed  with the seriousness it merits and methods and measure for ascertaining and controlling noise No No No
India Regional Noise Level In Metropolitan Cities - Part - II - Bombay 1991   Dr. B.Sengupta, Dr. S.A.Dutta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 26 Delhi   Noise Level English   Noise has been identified as pollutant under Air(Pollution and Control)Act1981.Noiseis a hazard to health.It is time that pollution caused by noise is addressed  with the seriousness it merits and methods and measure for ascertaining and controlling noise No No No
India Regional Noise Level In Metropolitan Cities - Part - III - Calcutta 1991   Dr. B.Sengupta, Dr. S.A.Dutta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 26 Delhi   Noise Level English   Noise has been identified as pollutant under Air(Pollution and Control)Act1981.Noiseis a hazard to health.It is time that pollution caused by noise is addressed  with the seriousness it merits and methods and measure for ascertaining and controlling noise No No No
India Regional Noise Level In Metropolitan Cities - Part - IV - Madras 1991   Dr. B.Sengupta, Dr. S.A.Dutta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 26 Delhi   Noise Level English   Noise has been identified as pollutant under Air(Pollution and Control)Act1981.Noiseis a hazard to health.It is time that pollution caused by noise is addressed  with the seriousness it merits and methods and measure for ascertaining and controlling noise No No No
India Regional Noise Level In Metropolitan Cities - Part - V - Bangalore 1991   Dr. B.Sengupta, Dr. S.A.Dutta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 26 Delhi   Noise Level English   Noise has been identified as pollutant under Air(Pollution and Control)Act1981.Noiseis a hazard to health.It is time that pollution caused by noise is addressed  with the seriousness it merits and methods and measure for ascertaining and controlling noise No No No
India Regional Noise Level In Metropolitan Cities - Part - VI - Hyderabad 1991   Dr. B.Sengupta, Dr. S.A.Dutta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 26 Delhi   Noise Level English   Noise has been identified as pollutant under Air(Pollution and Control)Act1981.Noiseis a hazard to health.It is time that pollution caused by noise is addressed  with the seriousness it merits and methods and measure for ascertaining and controlling noise No No No
India Regional Noise Level In Metropolitan Cities - Part - VII - Kanpur 1991   Dr. B.Sengupta, Dr. S.A.Dutta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 26 Delhi   Noise Level English   Noise has been identified as pollutant under Air(Pollution and Control)Act1981.Noiseis a hazard to health.It is time that pollution caused by noise is addressed  with the seriousness it merits and methods and measure for ascertaining and controlling noise No No No
India Regional Noise Level In Metropolitan Cities - Part - VIII - Jaipur 1991   Dr. B.Sengupta, Dr. S.A.Dutta Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 26 Delhi   Noise Level English   Noise has been identified as pollutant under Air(Pollution and Control)Act1981.Noiseis a hazard to health.It is time that pollution caused by noise is addressed  with the seriousness it merits and methods and measure for ascertaining and controlling noise No No No
India Delhi Ambient Noise Level Survey in Delhi on the Occasion of Deepawali Festival (1996 - 1997) 1997   Dr. S.D.Makhijani, J.S.Kamyotra Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1   Delhi   Noise Level English   Deepawali is a festival of lights. Indiscremenate use of crackers often result in serious accidents and lethal injuries. For ascertaining the nature and extent of noise created by the crackers during deepawali festival, a survey carried out (1993-95). No No No
India Regional Status of Air Quality Around Dhanbad 1987   Shri. Lalit Kapur, Shri. S.K.Singh Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1 1 to 17 Delhi   Ambient Air Quality English   Coal mining, its processing and combustion results in the emission pf particulate matter, sulphur dioxide, oxides of nitrogen, carbon monoxide and traces of toxic emissions such as cyanides, phenols and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. No No No
India   Report on Tetraethyl Lead (TEL) in Petrol and Lead In Exhausts From Automobiles 1992   H.Karforma, K.R.Ranganathan Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi   1 1   Delhi   Lead Emissions From Automobiles English   CO, HC and NOx, lead emitted by petrol driven vehicles are threatening not only human but also our flora and fauna. Reduction in lead content of petrol is also a requirement if catalytic convertors are to be fitted in automobiles to meet strict standards. No