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Veröffentlichung Ultrafine Particles Pollution and Measurements(2016) Kumar, P.; Birmili, Wolfram; Wiedensohler, A.; Quincey, P.; Hallquist, M.Veröffentlichung Turbinen-Abgase am Boden sind größte Quelle für Ultrafeinstaub an Flughäfen(2021) Gerwig, HolgerMit Computermodellen ließ das Umweltbundesamt die Ausbreitung ultrafeiner Partikel auf dem und um den Großflughafen Frankfurt am Main untersuchen. Hauptquelle dieser Partikel sind Bodenbewegungen der Flugzeuge. Weniger Schwefel im Kerosin und elektrische Schlepper könnten diese Emissionen stark senken. © 2021 VDI VerlagVeröffentlichung Performance analysis of the NanoScan SMPS and the Mini WRAS Ultrafine Aerosol Particle Size Spectrometers(2022) Ahlawat, Ajit; Weinhold, Kay; Marval, Jesus; Gerwig, Holger; Birmili, WolframIn aerosol science, there is an increasing interest to perform mobile measurements to obtain number size distribution of ultrafine particles (UFP), using portable instruments based on unipolar charging and size segregation by electrical particle mobility. Applications of such measurements range from ambient and indoor aerosol studies to source identification in work environments. However, knowledge on the actual measurement uncertainties of these portable instruments under various conditions has been limited. This investigation presents results from an intercomparison workshop conducted at the World Calibration Center for Aerosol Physics (WCCAP) in Leipzig, Germany, in January 2020. Manufacturers and users were invited to have their portable instruments tested and compared against reference instrumentation for particle number size distributions (PNSD) and total particle number concentration (PNC). In particular, the performances and uncertainties of the NanoScan SMPS (Scanning Mobility Particle Sizer) Model 3910 (TSI Inc.) and the Mini Wide Range Aerosol Spectrometer (WRAS) Model 1371 (Grimm Aerosol Technik) were investigated extensively against the WCCAP Mobility Particle Size Spectrometers (MPSS) and Condensation Particle Counters (CPC). A total of 11 TSI NanoScan SMPS and 4 GRIMM Mini WRAS instruments were characterized for ambient aerosols as well as lab-generated aerosols. © Author(s) 2022