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Ammonia Emission Characteristics Of No-agricultural Sources And Construction Of Nitrogen Isotope Fingerprints

Posted on:2021-03-22Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:S C ShaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2370330647952606Subject:Applied Meteorology
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With the formation of SO2,NOx and NH3 as precursors,secondary inorganic aerosols?including sulfates,nitrates and ammonium salts?occupy about half or more of the mass concentration of PM2.5 in China.Under the background that SO2 and NOx emission reductions have risen to the national level but NH3 emission reductions have not yet been implemented,the impact of NH3 emissions on China's atmospheric fine particulate pollution will gradually increase and become more prominent.Previous studies on NH3 emissions have focused on agricultural sources?mainly livestock and fertilizer application?,but more and more measured data indicate that there are complex and diverse non-agricultural sources of NH3 emissions in urban areas,which has caused atmospheric NH3 concentrations are close to or even higher than agricultural areas.In view of this,this study starts from the emission of NH3,and systematically studies the high-frequency evolution of NH3-NH4+in the urban atmosphere and its grain conversion,especially for non-agricultural ammonia.The main research conclusions are as follows:?1?The average concentration of NH3 in the four seasons of Nanjing's urban atmosphere changed significantly:the average concentrations of NH3 in spring,summer,autumn,and winter were 13.77±8.48,18.58±9.30,15.23±6.54 and 9.81±5.52?g·m-3,respectively.The average changes of NH4+concentration in the four seasons were 11.03±7.77,6.74±4.62,10.59±7.17 and 12.00±6.62?g·m-3,respectively.The high NH3 concentration in Nanjing indicates that urban areas may be hot spots for NH3 emissions.?2?The pollution of Nanjing's urban atmosphere was accompanied by the occurrence of pollution events.For the cause of the daily variation of NH3 in the pollution events,this study excludes the impact of a sharp increase in emission source strength and external transmission,and attributed it to NH3-NH4+gas particle conversion.And during the pollution event,the contribution rate of NH4+to PM2.5 is about 33%,which is 36%higher than that under non-polluting weather.?3?When the concentration of NH3 in the atmosphere is low,the rate of gas-solid conversion between NH4+/NHx increases;and vice versa.As the conversion of NH4+from gaseous to granular phase increases,the formation of PM2.5 aerosols also increases.And under low temperature and high humidity?temperature 7.5??12.5?,humidity 50%?90%?conditions,the gas-solid conversion speed of NH3 and NH4+is accelerated.NH4+mainly combines with to form NH4Cl.The increased formation of?NH4?2SO4 and NH4NO3 leads to aggravation of pollution events.?4?For the first time,an online gas aerosol monitor was used to monitor and compare the concentration of NH3 in the human waste from urban buildings and the surrounding environment in real time.The observed 2 to 3 orders of magnitude higher concentration than that in the environment,indicating that human waste from urban construction is one of the important sources of NH3 in urban areas and may strongly affect the surrounding NH3concentration.The NH3 concentration presents seasonal changes.Generally,the NH3concentration in the exhaust pipe of human settlements in urban buildings is following order:summer>autumn>winter,and there is an excellent correlation between temperature and summertime concentrations vacation?R2=0.95?.Human activity is the most important factor in the ammonia emissions from human waste pipes in urban buildings.?5?Under smoldering and open flame conditions,K+was significantly correlated with Cl-during smoldering?R=0.97?,indicating that K+mainly exists in the form of chloride.NH4+is significantly correlated with Cl-,NO2-,SO42-and NO3-during open flame,indicating that these four anions are more easily combined with K+and NH4Cl,?NH4?2SO4,NH4NO3.In addition to Na+and Cl-,the correlation coefficients of NO2-,SO42-and NO3-reached above 0.72,indicating that Na+is more likely to form soluble compounds with these anions.Under different combustion states,there is a significant difference in ammonia emissions from straw.In different combustion stages,when the particulate removal device is used,the ammonia emission rate in the first 30s of straw combustion is 1.78?gm-3for wheat>0.97?gm-3 for rice>0.63?gm-3 for corn>0.62?gm-3for branch.?6?Directly measure the?15N-NH3 of urban human excreta using end-elements,and limit the?15N-NH3 of human excreta from urban buildings.Our approach constrains human excreta source?15N-NH3 values?8?0)?69?8?6?84)9)))to-35.6‰-39-31..89‰‰.The?15N?22 in total?of NH3 in 5 kinds of straw samples were significantly different which ranged from-14.8?-11.8‰,-16.8?-14.1‰,-19.4?-15.2‰,-14.3?-12.7‰and-13.7?-12.6‰,respectively for wheat,rice,corn,leaves and branches.It is determined that the characteristic value of localized biomass burning isotope ranges from-19.4‰to-11.8‰.The results help to track the source of NH3and the formation and transport of ammonium salts in the urban environment.
Keywords/Search Tags:Ammonia, gas to particle conversion, Human excreta, Biomass burning, ?15N-NH3
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