环境监测质量控制问题及对策

随着社会经济的不断发展,人们的生活水平不断的提升,对于环境的保护意识也在不断的加强,人们开始越来越关注环境问题,国家也出台了一系列的政策应对环境问题。因此,要积极的开展环境监测工作,保证监测工作的质量,才能为环境管理提供强有力的技术支持和服务。本文就环境监测质量控制问题的关键性因素进行了探讨,并给出了相关对策,对环境监测有着积极的现实指导意义。     

南京市水质自动监测系统质控管理体系研究

通过对水质自动监测系统管理体系和质量控制等方面的研究,确保南京市水质自动监测站的稳定运行,监测数据的准确、有效、可比,充分发挥水站的实时监测、预警监控作用。     

环境监测水质采样质量管理探讨

在社会的不断发展中,人们的生活质量和水平得到了很大提升,但随之而来的环境污染问题也逐渐严重,尤其是水资源污染。如果水资源受到严重污染,将会对社会发展与人类发展产生影响。基于此,在环境监测中,要加强水质监测。本文基于对环境监测水质采样质量管理的研究,首先阐述了环境监测水质采样质量管理的基本内容,然后分析了环境监测水质采样质量管理影响因素,最后提出了促进环境监测水质采样质量管理工作有序进行的措施,包括加强设备管理工作、加强水质样本规范等。     

上海市典型综合型地下空间空气污染特征分析

对上海市某综合型城市地下空间空气进行采样、监测,得到CO 2、TVOC、甲醛、微生物、PM 10、PM 2.5等6类污染物的特征分布,基于国内外不同的空气质量标准作分析比较。结果表明,该典型综合型地下空间的空气污染情况较普遍,其中甲醛、TVOC污染较为突出,平均浓度超标倍数分别为1.056倍、3.755倍;共发现9种潜在致病菌属,占总数的0.893%。地下空间污染物的累积与内部建筑的设计、装修、功能属性、空调系统等众多因素有关。     

北京地铁列车运行引起建筑室内振动污染特征与评价

以分频最大振级(VL max)和最大Z振级(VL Z max)作为评价量,结合相关标准,监测与评价北京市地铁列车运行引起的临近建筑室内振动。结果表明:北京市2条地铁线路的振动特征频率分别为25 Hz、31.5 Hz、40 Hz和63 Hz,以40 Hz为主;特征频率上振动加速度级(VAL)增量明显;VL max、VL Z max的大小既与频率计权因子不统一有关,也与地铁对建筑室内振动的影响程度及振动能量在不同中心频率上的分布差异直接相关;地铁隧道埋深较水平距离对地铁振动衰减作用显著;地铁振动监测与评价的频率范围可统一为对人体影响较大的1 Hz^80 Hz,并统一频率计权因子。     

Seasonal variation of water-soluble inorganic ions in PM10 in a city of northwestern Turkey

The objective of this study was to determine the concentrations of inorganic ions present in particulate matter smaller than 10 µm (PM₁₀), released into the environment by industrial, domestic and mobile sources in Duzce. To assess spatial variations, samples were collected from two sampling sites that had urban and suburban characteristics. Further, the process was carried out in two seasons to understand the seasonal variations. An ion chromatography device was used for analyzing the inorganic ion content in the collected samples. The highest levels of inorganic ion concentrations were measured at the urban sampling site during the winter campaign. Furthermore, the highest ion concentrations were measured for SO₄^2? ion at both sampling sites and during both seasons, while the lowest concentrations were measured for Br^?. Moreover, there were significant relationships between meteorological parameters and ion concentrations. A comparison of the cation and anion equivalence values using seasonal CE/AE (cation equivalence/anion equivalence) ratios showed that the aerosol matter had alkaline characteristics during both seasons. The mean value for the CE/AE ratios was 1.58 in winter and 2.06 in summer at the urban sampling site and 1.36 in winter and 1.52 in summer at the suburban sampling site. The interrelationships among the ions were determined by Pearson correlation analysis. Based on the correlation analyses, the ions emitted from common sources and those exposed to similar atmospheric conditions displayed strong correlations with each other.     

Pesticide dispersion by spraying under tropical conditions

Pesticide air pollution by spraying was evaluated under different temperature, humidity and wind climatic conditions in Brazil. Field experiments were performed with application towards the soil and in guava orchards, where spray dispersion was monitored by adding p-aminobenzoic acid (PABA), a fluorescent substance, as a tracer to the water contained in the spray tanks. Samples were collected with filter membranes (Whatman 180025), and the PABA was extracted from the filters by shaking with water in a Petri dish and measured in a spectrofluorometer. A spray aimed towards the soil with filters positioned on the ground and hung at different heights did not show different upward dispersion as observed when lateral pulverization was conducted. In this case, a tractor with a sprayer moved through a 3 m high and 6 m wide frame with filter membranes mounted at 60 cm intervals. Spray dispersion patterns were modified by guava leaf resistance. No influence of temperature and humidity was observed in this short-lived spraying process. Nevertheless, wind drift can occur during airborne dispersion and is an important pesticide pollution source which requires control. Droplets with PABA powered by assisted spraying upwards returned to the ground by gravity and, therefore, did not constitute a vertical source of atmospheric pollution.     

Diversity in sub-national EU implementation: the application of the EU Ambient Air Quality directive in 13 municipalities in the Netherlands

This paper offers an analysis of the implementation performance of the EU Ambient Air Quality directive in the Netherlands. It provides a systematic evaluation of the implementation of a procedural provision – the obligation to design air quality policy. It draws on original data on air quality policy measures that have been collected in 13 medium-sized Dutch municipalities. The analysis of differences in the implementation performance was performed using a novel three-dimensional conceptual framework. The findings illustrate great differences in the implementation performance between the municipalities. The focused comparison allowed establishing very precisely where the implementation performance is poor or even lacking, and which municipalities take their EU implementation task more seriously than others. Most puzzling, environmental problem pressure turned out not to act as a sufficient trigger for municipalities to take far-reaching air quality measures. In contrast to previous research, a more nuanced picture is painted when it comes to the concepts of ‘compliance’, ‘non-compliance’ and ‘over-compliance’. A careful dissection of the implementation performance based on the aspects of the conceptual framework produces hands-on recommendations to municipalities seeking to improve their air quality policy.