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Evaluation of RAM Model for Cleveland,Ohio, Part II
Authors:Robert F Hodanbosi  Robert Brodkey
Institution:1. Ohio Environmental Protection Agency , Columbus , Ohio , USA;2. The Ohio State University , Columbus , Ohio , USA
Abstract:Coal combustion is the primary contributor to atmospheric pollution in China, especially so In big cities. Particulate matter and sulfur dioxide are the two main pollutants worthy of attention. Concentration of suspended particles is usually higher in northern cities than in southern cities and higher in winter than in summer. In the case of sulfur dioxide, concentrations are high in the heating season (wintertime) in northern cities, but also in some of the cities in the southwest part of China. Rainfall with pH less than 5.6 occurs mostly to the south of the Yangtze River, especially so in the cities of Chongqing and Gueiyang, and their neighboring areas, and also In the southwest part of China. No acid rain, however, has been found in Beijing and Tianjin. Although the formation of acid rain can thus be thought of as dependent on the presence of enough sulfur dioxide, other factors such as airborne particles and ammonia also play an important role. The difference is, therefore, explained and theorem postulated with supporting data. Ways of abating atmospheric pollution are, in essence, related to improved coal burning; some simple methods are suggested for nationwide control options.
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