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Modelling of airborne particulate matter concentration in underground stations using a two size-class conservation model.
Science of the Total Environment 2017 December 32
This study presents an attempt of predictive modelling of airborne particulate matter in underground railway stations. The aerosol is represented by a set of simple, ordinary differential equations that describe apparent emission of two particles size-classes in relation with train traffic, ventilation and deposition. The parameters of the equations are identified numerically by a genetic algorithm and comply with their respective expected order of magnitude. A quantitative comparison of numerical results with experimental data from Paris underground station exhibits a good accordance. A qualitative comparison with results from the literature also supports the model.
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