ISSN 1008-5548

CN 37-1316/TU

2013年19卷  第6期
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西安市春季大气颗粒物PM2.5与PM10的特征

Characteristics of Atmospherical Particles PM2.5 and PM10 over Xi'an in Spring

Doi:10.3969/j.issn.1008-5548.2013.06.014
作者:王平,曹军骥,刘随心,沈振兴,张婷,王启元,占长林,杨素霞

摘要:2010年4月在西安市区4个点使用低流量采样器同步连续采集2周 (24 h/d) 细颗粒物PM2.5和可吸入颗粒物PM10样品, 分别利用热光碳分析仪、离子色谱和X射线荧光光谱仪分析其含碳组分 (有机碳和元素碳) 、水溶性无机离子 (NH4+、Na+、K+、Ca2+、Mg2+、F-、Cl-、SO42-、NO3-) 和元素Ca、Fe等浓度。结果表明, 沙尘暴期间, PM10的质量浓度是PM2.5的3倍, PM2.5和PM10中有机碳浓度大于正常天气的, SO42--NO3--NH4+浓度急剧减小, 明显小于正常天气, 这与干燥沙尘暴的稀释作用有关;后向轨迹、气溶胶指数和Ca与Fe元素质量浓度比验证了沙尘暴颗粒来源西部戈壁沙尘和黄土高原;阴阳离子平衡计算显示沙尘事件颗粒物呈碱性, 阴阳离子差异估算的CO32-含量与Ca2+具有强相关性, 表明沙尘暴颗粒以CaCO3为主。

关键词:细颗粒物 (PM 2.5) ;可吸入颗粒物 (PM10) ;沙尘暴

Abstract:To evaluate the chemical profiles and sources of spring aerosol over Xi'an, 24 h a day fine particulate matter PM2.5 and inhalable particulate matter PM10 samples were collected at 4 urban sites simultaneously in 2 weeks using minival samplers. PM2.5 and PM10 mass concentrations, carbon analyses (organic and elemental carbon) , water inorganic ion (NH4 +, Na+, K+, Ca2+, Mg2+, F-, Cl-, SO4 2-, NO3-) and trace elements (Ca and Fe) were determined by gravimetry, ion chromatography, thermal-optical carbon analyzer and ED-XRF spectrometry, respectively. The results show that the average mass concentration of PM10 is 3 times larger than that of PM2.5. Comparing with that in the non-dust period a sharp increase in organic carbon level is observed during the dust period. SO4 2--NO3--NH4 +concentration is much higher in dust storm events than in normal days, mainly due to dilution of enhanced particulates in dry dust storm. The transport pathways and sources of PM2.5 and PM10 in dust storm period are identified on the basis of the air mass trajectories and the ratio of Ca and Fe elements. CO3 2-concentration is estimated using the method of ion balance. A strong relationship is observed between evaluated CO3 2-and measured Ca2+, which indicates that CaCO3 is a main composition during dust storm period.

Keywords:fine particulate matter (PM2.5) ; inhalable particulate matter (PM10) ; dust storm