摘要
The pollution levels,composition characteristics and sources of atmospheric PM2.5 were investigated based on field measurement at a rural site in the North China Plain(NCP) from pre-heating period to heating period in winter of 2017.The hourly average concentrations of PM2.5 frequently exceeded 150 μg/m3 and even achieved 400 μg/m3,indicating that the PM2.5pollution was still very serious despite the implementation of stricter control measures in the rural area.Compared with the pre-heating period,the mean concentrations of organic carbon(OG),element carbon(EC) and chlorine ion(Cl-) during the heating period increased by 20.8%,36.6% and 38.8%,accompanying with increments of their proportions in PM2.5from 37.5%,9.8% and 5.5% to 42.9%,12.7% and 7.2%,respectively.The significant increase of both their concentrations and proportions during the heating period was mainly ascribed to the residential coal combustion.The proportions of sulfate,nitrate and ammonium respectively increased from 9.9%,10.9% and 9.0% in nighttime to 13.8%,16.2% and 11.1% in daytime,implying that the daytime photochemical reactions made remarkable contributions to the secondary inorganic aerosols.The simulation results from WRF-Chem revealed that the emission of residential coal combustion in the rural area was underestimated by the current emission inventory.Six sources identified by positive matrix factorization(PMF) based on the measurement were residential coal combustion,secondary formation of inorganic aerosols,biomass burning,vehicle emission and raising dust,contributing to atmospheric PM2.5 of 40.5%,21.2%,16.4%,10.8%,8.6% and 2.5%,respectively.
基金
supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.91544211,41727805,41575121,and 21707151)
the National research program for Key issues in air pollution control(Nos.DQGG0103,DQGG0209,and DQGG0206)
the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Nos.2016YFC0202200,2017YFC0209703,and 2017YFF0108301)
Key Laboratory of Atmospheric Chemistry,China Meteorological Administration(No.2018B03)
