Yiting Li , Liwei Wang , Donglin Chen , Lei Zhang , Yu Zhao
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For January and July, the total VOCs (TVOC) concentrations were measured at 23.7 ± 10.8 and 12.0 ± 7.5 ppbv, and the averaged consumed VOCs due to photochemical losses in daytime reached 3.12 and 3.08 ppb, respectively. The concentrations were generally lower than those in Chinese mega cities. As the important emission from industrial sources, Oxygenated VOCs (OVOCs) were found to occupy a significant position in the concentration structure of TVOCs and photochemical losses in Lianyungang. Inclusion of photochemical losses avoided underestimation of contribution from solvent usage and overestimation of vehicle emissions in summer. There was a significant difference between source contributions based on concentrations and environmental impacts (SOAP in winter and OFP in summer). For the latter, coal burning was identified as the most important source in January, and industrial emissions and solvent usage in July. Indicated by the backward trajectories, local emissions were the dominant contributor to the VOCs pollution, mainly from the large ports and industrial parks, while industrial emissions from nearby provinces (Shandong and Anhui) were also important. 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Source apportionment of VOCs based on photochemical loss in Lianyungang: implications to reactivity, O3 and SOA formation
Source apportionment of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) provides scientific basis for the prevention of ozone (O3) and particulate matter pollution, while bias exists in the receptor model based on the measured concentration. We conducted online measurement of hourly ambient concentrations for multiple VOCs species in January and July 2023 in Lianyungang, a city with fast growing industry in east China, and five major sources of VOCs were identified with an improved application of the positive matrix factorization (PMF) model by considering photochemical losses and formation potential of secondary aerosols (SOAP) and O3 (OFP). For January and July, the total VOCs (TVOC) concentrations were measured at 23.7 ± 10.8 and 12.0 ± 7.5 ppbv, and the averaged consumed VOCs due to photochemical losses in daytime reached 3.12 and 3.08 ppb, respectively. The concentrations were generally lower than those in Chinese mega cities. As the important emission from industrial sources, Oxygenated VOCs (OVOCs) were found to occupy a significant position in the concentration structure of TVOCs and photochemical losses in Lianyungang. Inclusion of photochemical losses avoided underestimation of contribution from solvent usage and overestimation of vehicle emissions in summer. There was a significant difference between source contributions based on concentrations and environmental impacts (SOAP in winter and OFP in summer). For the latter, coal burning was identified as the most important source in January, and industrial emissions and solvent usage in July. Indicated by the backward trajectories, local emissions were the dominant contributor to the VOCs pollution, mainly from the large ports and industrial parks, while industrial emissions from nearby provinces (Shandong and Anhui) were also important. The analyses provide scientific evidences for determining the priorities of VOCs emission controls for cities with fast industrialization.
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