大气污染物扩散模式的应用研究综述

应用大气污染物扩散模式可以模拟不同尺度、气象、地形条件下工业污染物在大气中的输送与扩散特征,为大气监测、城市环境规划和空气质量预报等工作提供科学依据.归纳了目前广泛应用于模拟工业污染物扩散的模式,着重介绍了近年来国内外对这些模式的主要应用研究进展,比较了各模式在应用上的优缺点,并对大气污染物扩散模式的应用研究前景进行了讨论.     

基于领域情感词库的大气质量感知满意度研究

随着人们生活品质的提升,人们对空气质量的敏感度和向好性意愿日益提升。为分析公众对于大气质量的感知满意度,构建了大气质量感知领域情感词库,并进行精度验证和公众对于大气质量感知的满意度分析。结果表明,与仅利用基础情感词库相比,采用大气质量感知领域情感词库计算得到的大气质量感知满意度精度由33.1%提高到93.9%。工业收入排名靠前的城市投诉较多,大气质量感知满意度偏差。公众大气质量感知满意度能够正确反映区域的整体大气质量状况。     

复杂地形空气污染预报模式的研究

本文依据一个同时包括地形、热力以及摩擦等因素在内的，能够较真实地反映复杂地形情况下，大气运动基本特征的近地层水平流场二维数值模式，将其扩展成三维模式。在此基础上，从平流扩散方程出发，建立了一个与上述流场相应的浓度场预报模式。经与实测值比较，该预报模式具有较好的可靠性和适用性     

大气质量指数的探讨

随着环境科学的发展,为适应大气质量综合评价的需要,从六十年代以来,国内外提出了各种大气质量指数。在设计大气质量指数时,如何建立尽量合理而简单的数学方法,解决加权及污染参数的选择、揭示质量指数的环境涵义,等等,这是质量指数研究中有待探讨的问题。     

第三届国际大气科学及应用学术会议在沪召开

由上海市环保局等单位主持的第三届国际大气科学及应用学术会议,于10月15—19日在上海西郊宾馆召开。出席这次大会的有来自美国、苏联等十几个国家的60多名代表和来自国内环保,气象及大专院校的100多名代表。这次大会共收到论文摘要200多篇,其内容包括城市大气质量、大气污染与城市气候学、酸雨、测量与监测技术、大气质量模式、     

大气质量指数的探讨

大气质量指数是目前国内外概略评价大气质量的主要方法。它是以某种数学模式对大气及其点位质量进行象征性的表达。这种表达首先要近乎实际,其次是简单明了。 本文吸取他人经验,定义等标污染分指     

修订颗粒物环境大气质量标准

最近的流行病学研究表明,人类死亡率和发病率的增长与颗粒物污染有关,颗粒物影响人体健康的浓度远远低于人们设想的剂量,因此需严格地修订颗粒物的国家环境大气质量标准.颗粒物标准制订可分三个阶段来完成.第一阶段包含由美国、欧共体和其他有兴趣的各方联合主持研讨会,其目的是对作为制订标准所依据的共同数据达成一致意见;第二阶段为每个国家或几个国家制订自身的标准与有关的空气监测和测定系统;第三阶段应讨论实施的方法和比较大气质量与健康、福利影响的结果.     

稀硝酸吸收低浓度NOx硝烟方法的评价计算

为了满足环境保护法对城市大气质量日益严格的要求和降低生产成本,研究NO_x尾气的稀硝酸吸收法已取得较大成就。其中加压筛板法业已中试或工业化,常压网波填料塔法尚末     

树林对大气污染扩散的影响

城市的大气监测网络按社会功能区设点,其中,大气质量背景(或清洁区对照)监测点,传统上设在风景区,且总是设在树林比较繁茂的地点。近年来,随着环境保护科学的发展,城市大气环境质量地面自动监测站逐渐增多。按各功能区设自动监测子站,监测仪采样器架在子站屋顶上,清洁区的采样器为避免树蓬的遮掩,一般置于和树顶齐平的高度。然而,清洁区对照点出现了始料不到的情况。     

华北地区旱田土壤氧化亚氮的排放

在１９９１－１９９３年间用封闭罩测定了对照田、施肥田Ｎ２Ｏ的排放量。结果表明，Ｎ２Ｏ通量显示出时、空变化规律。对照田，施尿素田和施混合肥田（尿素加有机肥）Ｎ２Ｏ排放量分别是１．０３±０．４ｋｇＮ／ｈｍ２ａ；１．９１±０．６ｋｇＮ／ｈｍ２ａ和２．１１±１．０ｋｇＮ／ｈｍ２ａ．尿素和混合肥释放Ｎ２Ｏ系数分别为０．２９％和０．３５％。由土壤含水量，土壤温度和速效氮浓度等土壤变量建立了Ｎ２Ｏ排放的统计模式。     

Phenological weighting of ozone exposures in the calculation of critical levels for wheat, bean and plantain

This paper presents phenological weighting factors to be applied to AOT40 (accumulated ozone exposure above a threshold of 40 nl l(-1)) ozone exposure-response relationships for crops at different growth stages. The quantification of such factors represents a step-forward in the derivation of Level II critical levels for ozone. The weighting factors presented are derived from published literature on the sensitivity of wheat (Triticum aestivum), bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) and plantain (Plantago major) to ozone at different growth stages. Weighting functions were calculated using either multiple linear regression or the reciprocal residual mean square (RMS(-1)). The resulting weights were transformed into multiplication factors to be applied to the monthly AOT40 during the 3-month assessment period of critical level exceedance. Interspecific differences were too large to allow for the development of a unified weighting function for the three species considered. For wheat grain yield, the derived multiplication factors varied by almost four-fold (0.40, 1.06, 1.54), while those for bean pod yield varied by only about 25% (0.85, 1.01, 1.14). The available data for plantain were restricted to short-term studies conducted under controlled conditions. These data were not suitable for the derivation of weighting factors comparable to those derived for bean and wheat. Based on known differences in wheat development and phenology across Europe, the need for a geographic differentiation of the time period for the calculation of the critical level exceedances is also discussed and examples provided of the adoption of the derived weightings in the mapping of critical level exceedances. Differences between critical level exceedance maps using weighted and unweighted AOT40 calculations are discussed.     

A survey of valleys and basins of the western United States for the capacity to produce winter ozone

High winter ozone in the Uintah Basin, Utah, and the Upper Green River Basin, Wyoming, occurs because of the confluence of three separate factors: (1) extensive oil or natural gas production, (2) topography conducive to strong multiple-day thermal inversions, and (3) snow cover. We surveyed 13 basins and valleys in the western United States for the existence and magnitude of these factors. Seven of the basins, because winter ozone measurements were available, were assigned to four different behavioral classes. Based on similarities among the basins, the remaining six were also given a tentative assignment. Two classes (1 and 2) correspond to basins with high ozone because all three factors just listed are present at sufficient magnitude. Class 3 corresponds to rural basins with ozone at background levels, and occurs because at least one of the three factors is weak or absent. Class 4 corresponds to ozone below background levels, and occurs, for example, in urban basins where emissions scavenge ozone. All three factors are present in the Wind River Basin, Wyoming, but compared to the Uintah or the Upper Green Basins, it has only moderate oil and gas production and is assigned to class 3. We predict that the Wind River Basin, as well as other class 3 basins that have inversions and snow cover, would transition from background (class 3) to high ozone behavior (class 1 or 2) if oil or gas production were to intensify, or to class 4 (low winter ozone) if they were to become urban.

Implications: High ozone concentrations in winter only occur in basins or valleys that have an active oil and natural gas production industry, multiple-day thermal inversions, and snow cover, and have only been documented in two basins worldwide. We have examined a number of other candidate basins in the western United States and conclude that these factors are either absent or too weak to produce high winter ozone. This study illustrates how strong each factor needs to be before winter ozone can be expected, and can be used by planners and regulators to foresee the development of winter ozone problems.     

Combustion sources of particles: 2. Emission factors and measurement methods

Emissions from the combustion of biomass and fossil fuels are a significant source of particulate matter (PM) in ambient outdoor and/or indoor air. It is important to quantify PM emissions from combustion sources for regulatory and control purposes in relation to air quality. In this paper, we review emission factors for several types of important combustion sources: road transport, industrial facilities, small household combustion devices, environmental tobacco smoke, and vegetation burning. We also review current methods for measuring particle physical characteristics (mass and number concentrations) and principles of methodologies for measuring emission factors. The emission factors can be measured on a fuel-mass basis and/or a task basis. Fuel-mass based emission factors (e.g., g/kg of fuel) can be readily used for the development of emission inventories when the amount of fuels consumed are known. Task-based emission factors (g/mile driven, g/MJ generated) are more appropriate when used to conduct comparisons of air pollution potentials of different combustion devices. Finally, we discuss major shortcomings and limitations of current methods for measuring particle emissions and present recommendations for development of future measurement techniques.     

Relationships and bioaccumulation of chemical elements in the Baikal seal (Phoca sibirica)

Concentrations of Al, Ba, Cd, Cu, Fe, Mn, Mo, Si, Sr, Zn, Ca, K, Mg, Na and P in the livers of Baikal seal, plankton, zoobenthos, and fish, constituting the food sources for the seals, were determined by ICP-MS and ICP-AES. The accumulation of elements in the liver of seals, affected by internal and external (environmental) factors, was assessed by multidimensional (ANOVA, FA) and correlation analyses. FA has enabled identification of abiotic and biotic factors responsible for the accumulation of elements in the livers of Baikal seals. Significant influence of sex and development stage of the seals analysed on hepatic concentrations of some elements was found. The observed differences in element concentrations between pups, males and females could be attributable to the reproductive cycle of this species. ANOVA showed differences in concentrations of Fe, Zn, Cu and Cd in seals from the three separate basins of the lake. BMFs suggest biomagnification of Fe and Zn in the fish-seal trophic link.     

响应面法优化超临界水氧化处理农药废水

在间歇式超临界水氧化系统中对草甘膦农药废水进行降解实验。选取温度、反应时间、过氧量3个量为因素量，总有机碳(TOC)去除率为响应量进行中心组合设计（CCD）。在实验的基础上，利用响应面分析法（RSM）对实验结果进行分析及参数优化：建立了TOC去除率与各个因素关系的二次多项式数学模型；分析了各个因素单独的及相互作用对TOC去除率的影响；优化结果表明，在温度483℃、反应时间29.2 min、过氧量148.4%的条件下，达到了最佳效果，此时TOC的去除率为100%。     

Accumulation of trinitrotoluene (TNT) in aquatic organisms: part 2--Bioconcentration in aquatic invertebrates and potential for trophic transfer to channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus)

The potential of TNT to accumulate in aquatic organisms was assessed by determining bioconcentration factors for TNT and TNT biotransformation products using two benthic invertebrates (Chironomus tentans and Lumbriculus variegatus), and by determining the bioaccumulation factor of TNT and TNT biotransformation products due to TNT exposure via feeding for channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus). In all three species, TNT was rapidly biotransformed resulting in minimal accumulation. The bioconcentration factors for parent TNT ranged from 3 to 4 ml g(-1) for the invertebrates studied, while the TNT bioaccumulation factor for catfish via oral exposure of food pellets was 2.4x10(-5) g g(-1) based on the concentration of TNT in the food pellet. As indicated by this small bioaccumulation factor, TNT accumulation in channel catfish through trophic transfer would be negligible compared to aqueous exposure (previously reported BCF of 0.79 ml g(-1)). TNT extractable biotransformation products accumulated to a greater degree than parent TNT for all three species. In addition, a large fraction of the radioactivity within all three species resisted solvent extraction. The highest bioconcentration factors occurred in L. variegatus with extractable radioactivity measuring 76 ml g(-1) and total radioactivity measuring 216 ml g(-1). Because the bioaccumulation of TNT is very low compared to the bioaccumulation of its biotransformation products, further research including identifying and determining the relative toxicities of these biotransformation products is necessary to fully evaluate the environmental risk posed by exposure to TNT.     

Bioremediation of soil contaminated with polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs): a review

Polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) constitute a group of priority pollutants which are present at high concentrations in the soils of many industrially contaminated sites. Criteria established for the removal or treatment or both of soils contaminated with PAHs vary widely within and between nations. The bioremediation of contaminated soils with in-situ, on-site, and bioreactor techniques is reviewed, together with the factors affecting PAH degradation. Current in-situ remediation techniques are considered ineffective for the removal of most PAHs from contaminated soil. On-site 'landforming' methods have been used successfully (and within a reasonable period of time) to degrade only those PAHs with three or fewer aromatic rings. Bioreactors have proved most effective for soil remediation, since conditions for enhanced degradation can be achieved most readily. However, bioreactors are still at the development stage, and further research is required to optimise their efficiency and economy for routine use. Degradation of the more recalcitrant high-molecular-weight PAHs is contaminated soil has not been particularly successful to date. Further research needs are identified to help develop bioremediation into a most cost-effective technology. The importance of full site assessments and treatability studies for successful application in the field is emphasised.     

车用三效催化转化器发展概况

从载体及三效催化剂角度论述了车用三效催化转化器的发展；指出了影响车用三效催化转化器性能的因素，这些因素的作用是协同的；为提高催化转化器的性能，必须采用系统的方法对其进行优化设计。     

Application of positive matrix factorization in source apportionment of particulate pollutants in Hong Kong

An advanced algorithm called positive matrix factorization (PMF) in receptor modeling was used to identify the sources of respirable suspended particulates (RSP) in Hong Kong. The compositional data obtained from the Hong Kong Environmental Protection Department from 1992 to 1994 were analyzed. The species analyzed in this study are Al, Ca, Mg, Pb, Na⁺, V, Cl⁻, NH₄⁺, SO₄²⁻, Br⁻, Mn, Fe, Ni, Zn, Cd, K⁺, Ba, Cu, and As. Unlike the conventional receptor modeling algorithm, factor analysis PMF only generates non-negative source profiles. To eliminate sulfate from such factors where it is not physically plausible, special penalty terms were included in the model so that sulfate concentrations could be selectively decreased in specified factors. A 9-factor model containing non-zero sulfate concentrations in three factors gives the most satisfactory source profiles. Ammonium sulfate, chloride depleted marine aerosols and crustal aerosols are the three non-zero sulfate sources. Other factors are marine aerosols, non-ferrous smelters, particulate copper, fuel oil burning, vehicular emission and bromide/road dust. The last two sources can be combined as a single source of vehicle/road dust. The compositional profiles of these factors were also developed. The mass profiles obtained can be improved by further refinement of distribution of sulfate in the sources.     

Effects of airborne saline particles on vegetation in relation to variables of exposure and other factors

Saline particles are a heterogeneous group of chloride(Cl)-containing airborne materials of natural as well as anthropogenic origins. They are usually a local problem of air pollution in terms of source and dispersion, but within these areas their effects on agricultural, ornamental or natural species of plants can be of substantial practical concern. These effects include the accumulation of Cl, the production of foliar lesions, and changes in the plant's levels of mineral nutrients and metabolites, physiological processes, and growth and reproduction. Some quantitative exposure-effect relationships have been formulated for foliar Cl, foliar lesions, and changes in growth and yield. These relationships are sensitive to various factors, such as flux, duration and frequency of exposure, species and stage of development of the plant, size and chemical composition of the particle, and light, temperature, relative humidity and precipitation during or after exposure. The interactions of these factors affect the response of the plant to saline particles by determining three major sets of processes: collection and retention of particles by the foliage; penetration of material from superficial deposits into the foliar tissue; translocation of absorbed Cl (or other ionic components) and susceptibility of tissue to it within the leaf.