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This post was last edited by wang_qia on 2016-12-7 at 15:44. On 2016-12-6, the sun can disperse fog, but it cannot disperse haze. I would appreciate it if an expert could answer the following questions: 1. If haze is a flammable and explosive gas, how should the type, location, height, and quantity of detectors in Hebei Province be determined? ; 2. If haze consists of highly toxic gases, how are the type, location, height, and number of detectors in Hebei Province determined? ; 3. If the haze consists of flammable and toxic gases, how should the type, location, height, and number of detectors in Hebei Province be determined? ; Based on the above, 4. What dangers arise from excessive haze concentrations? 5. How should we deal with potential dangerous situations? 2016-12-7 } HaiChuan’s friend 【parry】 said: However, 【haze】 is not a 【gas】. . . :'( } 6. So, what would happen in cities if 【haze】 were flammable and explosive dust! ! ! ! Automatic control instruments
China’s haze is rich in nutrients; it’s great. ;P
Haze is a weather phenomenon characterized by a large number of tiny dust particles, smoke particles, or salt particles suspended in the atmosphere, which makes the air murky and reduces horizontal visibility to less than 10 km. Haze typically appears milky white; it dulls the colors of objects, giving bright objects in the distance a slight yellowish-red tint, while dark objects take on a slight blue tint. Is haze a gas?