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This paper describes how the monitoring of air quality on the urban agglomerations is a priority today and, within this framework, the benzene, toluene and xylene (BTX) concentrations are regularly measured. One of their principal atmospheric sources is the petrol station. At the time of the filling of the fuel storage tanks or the vehicle tanks, there is vapor release of hydrocarbons, and more particularly of BTX which remains in the atmosphere. In order to study the impact of this source of emission on its vicinity, we choose to measure the concentrations in BTX around a petrol station using passive dosimeters of Radiello type in various points (above the pumps and in the district where the station is).

Benzene, toluene and xylene measurements in the vicinity of petrol stations (Toulouse – France)