2010
DOI: 10.2495/air100201
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Particles emitted by a residential wood stove: comparison of various sampling and measuring methods

Abstract: Although residential biomass combustion is increasingly used, some recent studies present it as a non negligible source of fine particles and gaseous pollutants, which are known to have bad effects on environment and human health. Therefore, characterisation and reduction of these emissions has become a major issue for the industrial, scientific and political communities of this field.

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