Fine Particulate Matter Emissions Inventories: Comparisons of Emissions Estimates with Observations from Recent Field Programs
作者： Heather Simon , David T. Allen , Ann E. Wittig
DOI: 10.3155/1047-3289.58.2.320
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摘要: Abstract Emissions inventories of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) were compared with estimates emissions based on data emerging from U.S. Environment Protection Agency Particulate Matter Supersites and other field programs. Six source categories for PM2.5 reviewed: on-road mobile sources, nonroad cooking, biomass combustion, fugitive dust, stationary sources. Ammonia all the also examined. Regional PM in exhaust sources generally consistent ambient observations, though uncertainties some emission factors twice as large factors. In contrast, road dust up to an order magnitude larger than estimated brake wear tire half observations urban areas. Although comprehensive nationwide cooking biomas...
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