Pollution level and source apportionment of atmospheric particles PM1 in downtown area of Chengdu
LIN Yu1,2, YE Zhi-xiang1,2, YANG Huai-jin1,2, ZHANG Ju1,2, ZHU Yu-meng3
1. College of Resources and Environment, Chengdu University of Information Technology, Chengdu 610225, China;
2. Air Environmental Modeling and Pollution Controlling Key Laboratory of Sichuan Higher Education Institutes, Chengdu 610225, China;
3. Sichuan academy of environmental sciences, Chengdu 610041, China
Membrane samples of atmospheric PM1 were collected and their chemical components were analyzed during typical months of each season in 2015 at Chengdu downtown area, to investigate the pollution characteristic caused by atmospheric PM1. Results showed that average mass concentration of the atmospheric PM1 at Chengdu downtown area during 2015 was 51.97μg/m3. Main backbone of the atmospheric PM1 was appeared as water soluble total ion (TWSI), which accounting for 44.56% of the total atmospheric PM1. An average NO3-/SO42-of 0.66 (<1) indicating a greater contribution of stationary sources in atmospheric PM1 pollution than that of mobile sources. A much faster conversion of sulfur than nitrogen was proved by the higher SOR of 0.34 (than NOR of 0.07). The weaker correlation of organic carbon (OC)/elemental carbon (EC) in summer (R2=0.66) than other seasons (R2=0.89), indicated that the sources of OC and EC in summer was widely, while in other seasons were fixed. Source analysis results showed that there were six kinds of main source of the atmospheric PM1 at Chengdu downtown area in 2015, which were secondary nitrates, secondary sulfates, vehicle exhaust and biomass combustion, coal dust, dust source, and metallurgy.
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LIN Yu, YE Zhi-xiang, YANG Huai-jin, ZHANG Ju, ZHU Yu-meng. Pollution level and source apportionment of atmospheric particles PM1 in downtown area of Chengdu. CHINA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCECE, 2017, 37(9): 3220-3226.
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