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于彩霞,邓学良,石春娥,吴必文,翟菁,杨关盈,霍彦峰.降水和风对大气PM2.5、PM10的清除作用分析[J].环境科学学报,2018,38(12):4620-4629
降水和风对大气PM2.5、PM10的清除作用分析
- The scavenging effect of precipitation and wind on PM2.5 and PM10
- 基金项目:国家重点研发计划(No.2016YFC0201903,2016YFC0201902);中央引导地方专项资金科技惠民项目(No.2016080802D116);中国科学院科技服务网络计划(STS计划)-区域重点项目(No.KFJ-STS-QYZD-022);安徽省淮河流域气象开放研究基金(No.HRM201506);安徽省气象科技发展基金(No.KM201809)
- 于彩霞
- 1. 安徽省气象科学研究所, 安徽省大气科学与卫星遥感重点实验室, 合肥 230031;2. 寿县国家气候观象台, 寿县 232200
- 邓学良
- 1. 安徽省气象科学研究所, 安徽省大气科学与卫星遥感重点实验室, 合肥 230031;2. 寿县国家气候观象台, 寿县 232200
- 石春娥
- 1. 安徽省气象科学研究所, 安徽省大气科学与卫星遥感重点实验室, 合肥 230031;2. 寿县国家气候观象台, 寿县 232200
- 吴必文
- 1. 安徽省气象科学研究所, 安徽省大气科学与卫星遥感重点实验室, 合肥 230031;2. 寿县国家气候观象台, 寿县 232200
- 翟菁
- 1. 安徽省气象科学研究所, 安徽省大气科学与卫星遥感重点实验室, 合肥 230031;2. 寿县国家气候观象台, 寿县 232200
- 杨关盈
- 1. 安徽省气象科学研究所, 安徽省大气科学与卫星遥感重点实验室, 合肥 230031;2. 寿县国家气候观象台, 寿县 232200
- 霍彦峰
- 1. 安徽省气象科学研究所, 安徽省大气科学与卫星遥感重点实验室, 合肥 230031;2. 寿县国家气候观象台, 寿县 232200
- 摘要:对合肥2015-2017年的降水、风和PM2.5、PM10浓度观测数据统计研究发现,降水对PM2.5、PM10有一定的清除作用,尤其在秋冬季节.秋冬季节小雨、中雨分别导致PM2.5和PM10浓度降低23.1%、40.4%和32.0%、63.7%.雨日PM2.5/PM10比例上升8.4%,表明降水对PM10清除作用更显著.降水前后PM2.5浓度变化与降水前PM2.5浓度、降水强度、降水时长密切相关.当降水强度大于4 mm·h-1或PM2.5初始浓度高于115 μg·m-3时,降水对PM2.5产生明显清除作用;而降水强度小于1 mm·h-1或PM2.5初始浓度低于115 μg·m-3时由于吸湿增长作用极易造成PM2.5浓度反弹升高;且持续3 h以上雨强介于1~4 mm·h-1的降水也对PM2.5产生清除作用.降水前后PM10浓度变化与初始浓度密切相关,而与雨强相关性较弱.当PM10初始浓度大于50 μg·m-3,降水就对PM10产生明显清除作用,且PM10初始浓度越高,降水后PM10浓度下降越多.风速大于2 m·s-1可显著降低PM2.5浓度,因此,当风速大于4 m·s-1时合肥较少出现中度及以上污染,但易造成地面起尘,使PM10浓度不降反升.合肥冬季严重污染主要出现在西北风向,夏季中度以上污染天气较少,主要出现在风速低于3 m·s-1的东南风向.
- Abstract:The scavenging effects of rainfall and wind on PM2.5 and PM10 in Hefei were investigated using hourly data of ground level meteorological parameters and mass concentrations of PM2.5 and PM10 during 2015-2017. Statistical results show that rainfall played significant role on removing PM2.5 and PM10 in the air, especially in fall and winter. The light (moderate) rain decreased PM2.5 concentration by 23.1% (40.4%) and PM10 concentration by 32.0%(63.7%), respectively. Furthermore, the ratio of PM2.5 to PM10 increased by about 8.4% on rainy days, indicating that precipitation had a more significant effect on coarse particulate removal. The change of PM2.5 concentration before and after precipitation was closely related to the initial concentration of PM2.5, the intensity and duration of precipitation. When the precipitation intensity was greater than 4 mm·h-1, or the initial concentration of PM2.5 was higher than 115 μg·m-3, the precipitation had a significant clearance effect on PM2.5. However, when the precipitation intensity was weak (rainfall intensity< 1 mm·h-1)or the initial concentration of PM2.5 was lower than 115 μg·m-3, the concentration of PM2.5 would rebound and rise due to the increasing hygroscopic growth. When the rainfall intensity was between 1~4 mm·h-1 and precipitation lasted for more than 3 hours, it also had a scavenging effect on PM2.5 if PM2.5 initial concentration was between 35 μg·m-3 and 115 μg·m-3. The change of PM10 concentration before and after precipitation was closely related to the initial PM10 concentration, but the correlation with rainfall intensity was weak. When the initial PM10 concentration was greater than 50 μg·m-3, it was obviously removed by precipitation, and the higher the initial PM10 concentration, the more PM10 concentration decreased after precipitation. The wind with a velocity over 2 m·s-1 could weaken the concentration of PM2.5 significantly, so the moderate or above pollution episode was rare when the wind speed exceeded 4 m·s-1. However, strong wind caused dust on the ground, resulting in PM10 concentration increase. Generally, heavy pollution events appeared primarily under northwest wind in winter and southeast wind with wind speed lower than 3 m·s-1 in summer.
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