Size-Segregated Particulate Mass and Carbonaceous Components in Roadside and Riverside Environments
Size-Segregated Particulate Mass and Carbonaceous Components in Roadside and Riverside Environments
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DOI:
10.3390/app112110214
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发表时间:
2021-11-01
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
Furuuchi, Masami
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作者:
Amin, Muhammad;Handika, Rizki Andre;Furuuchi, Masami
Air sampling for 12 h diurnal and nocturnal periods was conducted at two monitoring sites with different characteristics in Jambi City, Sumatra Island, Indonesia. The sampling was done at a roadside site and a riverside site from 2-9 August, and from 7-13 August in 2019, respectively. A cascade air sampler was used to obtain information on the status, characteristics and behavior of airborne particles with a particular focus on the ultrafine fraction (PM0.1). The number of light vehicles was best correlated with most PM size categories, while those of heavy vehicles and motorcycles with the 0.5-1 mu m and with > 10 mu m for the nocturnal period, respectively. These findings suggest that there is a positive influence of traffic amount on the PM concentration. Using carbonaceous parameters related to heavy-vehicle emissions such as EC and soot-EC, HV emission was confirmed to account for the PM0.1 fraction more clearly in the roadside environment. The correlation between OC/EC and EC for 0.5-1 mu m particles indicated that biomass burning has an influence on both in the diurnal period. A possible transboundary influence was shown as a shift in the PM0.1 fraction characteristic from "urban " to "biomass burning ".