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Atmospheric aerosol and hydrometeors
Jüthner, Ludvík ; Zíková, Naděžda (advisor) ; Hůnová, Iva (referee)
This thesis examines the interactions between ultrafine and fine modes of atmospheric aerosol and precipitation episodes of rain, snow and drizzle. For the research were used data from the period 1.11.2018 to 30.4.2020 at the rural background station Milešovka. It was chosen a combination of a disdrometer together with a Scanning mobility particle sizer spectrometer (SMPS) for the data collection. Ten-minute averages were then used to determine the change in aerosol particle concentration during individual precipitation episodes and to calculate the scavenging coefficient. Then was calculated a Pearson correlation to determine the effect of raindrop size, rainfall intensity, temperature, relative humidity and wind speed on the decrease in aerosol concentration by individual hydrometeors. Finally, a cluster analysis of the air mass history was performed. An assessment of the change in aerosol particle concentration during each event showed that although all three selected hydrometeors contributed to the decrease in particle concentrations, only rain caused a decrease in all size classes (-5,7%). The result of the scavenging coefficient estimation further confirmed the higher success of rain, with a median coefficient of 6,62 x 10-4 s-1 . The atmospheric cleaning by rain then proceeded best between...
Cafe indoor air quality assesment
Jüthner, Ludvík ; Zíková, Naděžda (advisor) ; Mašková, Ludmila (referee)
Cafes are specific places with increasing popularity these days. However, the spaces used mainly for meetings, work or studying have not been yet explored in detail from the microclimate point of view, although suboptimal microclimatic conditions can have a negative effect not only on employees but also on customers. The bachelor thesis deals with an evaluation of air quality in coffee shops and juxtaposes its findings with the legislation that defines beneficial conditions for the particular environment. The aim of the thesis is to determine whether the values of temperature, relative moisture including the concentration of PM2,5 and carbon dioxide, based on an example of three specific coffee shops situated in the center of Prague, correspond with the acceptable standard quotes stipulated by the law. To that end, the author explores three assumptions: 1) the selected spaces are not strictly controlled by the Public Health Authority in comparison for instance with hospitals and therefore the recorded values do not correspond with the regulations, 2) the number of people worsens the CO2 values and 3) coffee shops with an entrance facing a busy street show a higher concentration of PM2,5. The results were achieved by experimental measuring in Winter months. The theoretical part defines the concept...

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