Particulate and gaseous emissions from wood-burning fireplaces
Particulate and gaseous emissions from wood-burning fireplaces
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燃木壁炉的颗粒物和气体排放
DOI:
10.1021/es00104a003
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
J. Dasch
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作者:
J. Dasch
Particulate and gaseous emissions were measured from three wood-burning fireplaces. An average of 10 g of particles/kg of wood burned was emitted. The particles were spherical with a mass median diameter of about 0.17 fim. Although the material is carbonaceous, the organic carbon/elemental carbon split seems to depend on both the wood type and the size of the log burned. Benzo [a]-pyrene emissions as well as Ames tests results on the particulate are reported. Continuous measurements of gases indicated average emissions of 110 g/kg CO, 1.5 g/kg HC, and 0.7 g/kg NO*. The emission values measured here were used in conjunction with other measurements to estimate the importance of wood burning in wintertime Denver. Based on three estimating techniques, wood burning accounts for 20-30% of the Denver wintertime fine particulate.