Wind Dispersion: A Program for the Texas Instruments 59 Calculator |
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Authors: | Ernest D. King |
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Affiliation: | The University of Oklahoma , College of Health |
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Abstract: | Simultaneous measurements of individual hydrocarbons and individual carbonyls were carried out at a downtown Los Angeles location. Concentrations are presented for 50 compounds in morning air samples. While paraffins (C ≥ 4) were a major hydrocarbon subclass on a ppmC basis, higher aromatics (C ≥ 8) were the major component when taking reactivity considerations into account. Comparison of the results with emission inventory data showed good agreement for many hydrocarbons and for paraffins as a subclass. Measured olefins and aromatics concentrations were substantially lower and higher, respectively, than those expected from inventory data. |
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