STS Rosario

Como les decía, el proyecto surgió en el hackatón del año pasado en Bahía, basándonos en las ideas y aprendizajes de QuePasaRiachuelo.org.
El grueso de la implementación estuvo a cargo de la Cooperativa Unixono en Bahía Blanca.

Me comentan que estos son los equipos utilizados:

Equipamiento utilizado para Aire:
• Analizador de Material particulado PM10, Rupprecht & Patashnik , TEOM 1400A.
• Analizador de Monóxido de Carbono – CO T.E.I[1]., modelo 48 C.
• Analizador de Dióxido de Azufre – SO2 Thermo Scientific , modelo 43i.
• Analizador de Óxidos de Nitrógeno Thermo Scientific , modelo 42i.
• Analizador de Ozono, T.E.I. modelo 49 C.
• Módulo para calibración compuesto por:
 Calibrador dinámico T.E.I., modelo 146 C.
 Generador de Aire Cero, modelo 111.
[1]T.E.I.: Thermo Environmental Instruments Inc.

Para ruido es:

RION Sound Level Meter NL-52

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