Translation of "particules et matière " (French → English) :

To pelletize it you break it down into a small homogeneous particle, something that has gone through a three or four millimetre sieve in a hammer mill.

All the flue gas from the new equipment will feed a common wet scrubber and will reduce sulphur dioxide emissions as well as reducing particulate emissions, and that supports Canada's acid rain strategy as well as the Canada-wide standards for particulate matter.

The number based approach to emissions of PM should draw on the results of the UN/ECE's Particulate Measurement Programme (PMP) and be consistent with the existing ambitious objectives for the environment.

Many large European cities suffer severe air pollution during the winter caused by the presence of particles (PM, particulate matter).

Further harmonisation and research is required for particulate matter.

VOCs are one of the components within the wider group of all organic gases known as Hydrocarbons (HC) Sources of VOC in EU in 1990 Commercial and residential combustion : 3% Solvent use : 25% Extraction and distribution of fossil fuels : 6% Agriculture : 4% Nature : 17% Industrial production : 6% Other mobile sources : 3% Road transport : 36% Particulate Matter (PM) / Black Smoke (BS) Any fine particle - the effect is dependent upon the type of the particle, although there is some evidence that the smaller sizes (smaller than 10 microns) are in general damaging to health.