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Vanderbijlpark Particulate Matter (PM₁₀) Level

Gauteng, South Africa

Particulate Matter (PM₁₀)

93µg/m³

Moderate

Last Updated: 2026-08-13 20:21:01 (Local Time)

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Vanderbijlpark

Good

050

Moderate

100

Poor

250

Unhealthy

350

Severe

430

Hazardous

510+

What is the Current PM₁₀ Level?
Vanderbijlpark

The current PM₁₀ level in Vanderbijlpark based on the average air quality level across the city is 93 µg/m³ making it acceptable, but sensitive individuals should be cautious.

2.06xAbove

The current PM₁₀ level in Vanderbijlpark is 2.06x Above the recommended WHO guideline of 45 µg/m³.

AQI Graph

Historic Air Quality Graph of Particulate Matter (PM₁₀)
Vanderbijlpark

24 Hours

PM₁₀

Vanderbijlpark

PM₁₀ (µg/m³)

12-08-2026Time13-08-2026

Time	Vanderbijlpark
8:31pm	127
9:01pm	124
9:31pm	128
10:01pm	130
10:31pm	123
11:01pm	122
11:31pm	124
12:01am	116
12:31am	113
1:01am	121
1:31am	124
2:01am	121
2:31am	121
3:01am	122
3:31am	122
4:01am	126
4:31am	114
5:01am	120
5:31am	127
6:01am	124
6:31am	129
7:01am	124
7:31am	123
8:01am	128
8:31am	129
9:01am	130
9:31am	40
10:01am	39
10:31am	168
11:01am	169
11:31am	170
12:01pm	133
12:31pm	142
1:01pm	119
1:31pm	112
2:01pm	50
2:31pm	50
3:01pm	50
3:31pm	121
4:01pm	122
4:31pm	104
5:01pm	88
5:31pm	90
6:01pm	86
6:31pm	85
7:01pm	89
7:31pm	89
8:01pm	90

Min. PM₁₀10:01am

170

Max. PM₁₀11:31am

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PM10 particles are with a diameter of 10 micrometers (µm) or smaller and human hair has a diameter of 50 to 70 (µm). It makes PM10 1/5 to 1/7 of the human hair size.

Uncovering the Sources of Particulate Matter (PM₁₀): Where Does It Come From?

Wind-blown dust

Dust lifted and spread by the wind from bare soil.

Construction sites

Dust and pollutants from building activities.

Industries

Releases various pollutants from different processes.

Waste burning

Smoke and toxins from burning waste materials.

Landfills

Emissions from decomposing waste in big landfills.

Vehicles exhausts

Emissions of harmful gases and particles from cars.

Short-Term PM₁₀ Exposure Impacts

Allergies

Airborne allergens causing sneezing and itching.

Cough and runny nose

Respiratory irritation cause to coughing

Eyes irritations

Redness and discomfort in the eyes.

Chest tightness

Constriction feeling in the chest.

Breathing difficulty

Trouble in breathing or discomfort in the chest.

Why you should care about Particulate Matter (PM₁₀)?

Know More About PM₁₀ Sensor

Air Quality FAQs
at Vanderbijlpark

Frequently Asked Questions About Air Quality

1. What is the current PM₁₀ level in Vanderbijlpark?

The current real-time PM₁₀ level in Vanderbijlpark is 93µg/m³ (Moderate). This was last updated 2026-08-13 20:21:01 (Local Time).

2. When was the best PM₁₀ level in Vanderbijlpark in the last 24 hours?

The best PM₁₀ level was 39 µg/m³ (Good) at 10:01 AM (Local Time) during the last 24 hours.

3. When was the worst PM₁₀ level in Vanderbijlpark in the last 24 hours?

The worst PM₁₀ level was 170 µg/m³ (Poor) at 11:31 AM (Local Time) during the last 24 hours.

4. What is the current trend of PM₁₀ levels in Vanderbijlpark during last 24 hours?

The PM₁₀ levels in Vanderbijlpark have been fluctuating throughout the last 24 hours. The levels have increased by highest 170 µg/m³ at 11:31 AM (Local Time), lowest 39 µg/m³ at 10:01 AM (Local Time).

5. What actions are recommended as per the current PM₁₀ level in Vanderbijlpark?

Current PM₁₀ levels are acceptable; however, some pollutants may be a concern for a small number of sensitive individuals.