Guidelines for Using the Smog Calculator

A new and innovative tool that is designed especially for environmental risk assessment and the corresponding effect on human health and life. This tool helps all the users to have an idea about the Smog in their air and also about the air pollution. Further, this tool also provides the information about the consequences of smog, estimate exposure using the AQI to cigarettes calculator conversion method.

So, overall this tool provides a detailed air quality assessment. This guide will provide you in detail information about how to use this tool. Before we go into the details of this tool, let’s have a breakdown of the content to make it easy for you to understand and use the calculator. Here is the breakdown:

Step-by-Step Guide to Using the Calculator

The major steps to use the Smog Calculator are:

• Choosing Your Location
• Enter B[a]P Concentration in Cigarettes
• Input The Time Spent Outside
• Input The Total Air Volume Inhaled
• Calculate The Results
• Understanding the Results

Choosing Your Location

The very first step is to select the location according to your region from the drop down menu. The calculator supports few locations like USA, Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh. The calculator will automatically determine the B [a] P (Benzol[a] Pyrene). Concentration for all the chosen area. The value displayed will represent the average concentration of pollutants in the air.

Enter B[a]P Concentration in Cigarettes

Enter the B[a] P content per Cigarette in given units (nanogram).

Input The Time Spent Outside

The calculator allows multiple time options like days, week, month and years. Please select the appropriate one according to your requirements from the drop down menu.

Input The Total Air Volume Inhaled

Please enter the volume of inhaled air in meter cube per day, week, month or year.

Calculate The Results

Tap the “Calculate Total B[a]P Inhaled” button and the calculator will process your data according to the input you provided and will display output. This tool allows you to find two things:

Total B[a]P Inhaled: The total B [a] P inhaled will give you the amount of pollutant inhaled over the selected period.

Cigarette Equivalence: This will give the inhaled pollutant’s equivalence in cigarettes.

Conclusion

By utilizing the Smog Calculator, that is also called air quality calculator, anyone can find the effect of air pollutants on the human health, and also the environmental effect. This will lead to design the policy according to the demands for keeping the environment clean and green.

Please visit Energy Education to have more idea about Smog, its exposure to human and consequences involved. We hope here you will find all the best information with detail explanation and guidance.

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