Übersetzung für 'air quality guidelines' von Englisch nach Deutsch

air quality guidelines

Luftqualitätsrichtlinien {pl}

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quality guidelines

Qualitätsleitlinien {pl}QM

Qualitätsrichtlinien {pl} <QR>econ.QM

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guidelines for quality plans

Leitfaden {m} für Qualitätsmanagementpläneecon.QM

Water quality - Guidelines for quantitative sampling and sample processing of marine soft-bottom macrofauna

Wasserbeschaffenheit {f} - Anleitung für die quantitative Probenahme und Probenbearbeitung mariner Weichboden-Makrofauna [DIN EN ISO 16665]ecol.hydro.QM

air quality

Luftqualität {f}

Luftgüte {f}

Luftbeschaffenheit {f}

air quality monitoring

Luftgüteüberwachung {f}ecol.

indoor air quality

Innenluftqualität {f}

air quality sensor

Luftgütesensor {m}

air quality protection

Schutz {m} der Luftqualität [Luftqualitätsschutz]

air quality standards

Luftqualitätsnormen {pl}ecol.

Luftqualitätsstandards {pl}ecol.

breathing air quality

Atemluftqualität {f}

(ambient) air quality standard

Luftqualitätsstandard {m}ecol.

indoor air quality <IAQ>

Raumluftqualität {f}

Innenraumluftqualität {f}

indoor air quality sensor

Raumluftqualitätsfühler {m}

Technical Instructions on Air Quality Control

Technische Anleitung {f} zur Reinhaltung der Luft <TA Luft>engin.law

air quality measurements [also: air-quality measurements]

Luftgütemessungen {f}ecol.

• Air pollution remains a significant health threat - with the UK facing the threat of fines from the EU for breaching air quality guidelines - so the work of the EPUK air quality committee remains crucial.
• The principal odoriferous compounds are hydrogen sulfide (which is also toxic) and the majority of a population exposed to more than 5 parts per billion will complain (World Health Organisation : WHO (2000) . Air quality guidelines for Europe, 2nd ed.
• She co-chairs the group responsible for the WHO Air Quality Guidelines, on which nations base their air quality standards.
• micrograms within the recommended limit of the WHO Air Quality Guidelines for the annual mean PM2.5.
• Air quality guidelines such as those from the World Health Organization, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the European Union are based on detailed studies designed to identify the levels that can cause measurable ill health effects.

• Street-level air quality regularly falls short of the government’s Air Quality Objectives, and even further short of the World Health Organization (WHO) Air Quality Guidelines, revised in October.
• , As of 2014, the annual average PM10 concentration was still at least twice than that recommended by the WHO Air Quality Guidelines.