作者: Xiaoyan Song , Shushen Yang , Longyi Shao , Jingsen Fan , Yanfei Liu
DOI: 10.1016/J.SCITOTENV.2016.07.115
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摘要: The atmospheric pollution created by coal-dominated industrial cities in China cannot be neglected. This study focuses on the PM10 typical city of Pingdingshan City North China. A total 44 samples were collected from three different sites (power plant, mining area, and roadside) during winter 2013, analyzed gravimetrically chemically. composed mineral matter (average 118.0±58.6μg/m(3), 20.6% concentration), secondary crystalline particles (338.7±122.0μg/m(3), 59.2%), organic (77.3±48.5μg/m(3), 13.5%), elemental carbon (38.0±28.3μg/m(3), 6.6%). Different sources had proportions these components PM10. power plant pollutant source was characterized (377.1μg/m(3)), (51.5μg/m(3)), (90.6μg/m(3)) due to coal combustion. area (124.0μg/m(3)) weathering waste dumps. roadside (130.0μg/m(3)) (81.0μg/m(3)) road dust vehicle exhaust, respectively. positive matrix factorization (PMF) analysis performed for apportionment identify major anthropogenic Pingdingshan. Six factors-crustal matter, combustion, exhaust abrasion, local burning, dumps, metal smelting-were identified their contributions 19.0%, 31.6%, 7.4%, 6.3%, 9.8%, 25.9%, Compared other China, smelting.