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Characteristics of complex air pollution in typical cities of North China

Author:
Tang Bin-Yan  Xin Jin-Yuan  Gao Wen-Kang  Shao Ping  Su Hong-Juan  Wen Tian-Xue  Song Tao  Fan Guang-Zhou  Wang Shi-Gong  Wang Yue-Si  


Journal:
ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCE LETTERS


Issue Date:
2018


Abstract(summary):

The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration is currently facing severe complex air pollution. In this paper, simultaneous observations conducted in 2014 show that the annual mean concentration of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) was 84 +/- 70, 86 +/- 60, and 118 +/- 95 mu g m(-3) in Beijing, Tianjin, and Shijiazhuang, respectively. The mean O-3_8 (h) (max) in the summer was 171 +/- 43, 147 +/- 45, and 146 +/- 44 mu g m(-3), respectively. This research indicates that PM2.5 and O-3 are positively correlated when the temperature exceeds 20 degrees C, and the urban agglomeration shows characteristics of complex air pollution consisting of superimposed O-3 and PM2.5. In summer, when the humidity was less than 55%, secondary particles and O-3 also increased in a coordinated manner (y =3D 1.35x + 29.85; R-2 =3D 0.61), which demonstrates severe complex pollution. However, the mean PM2.5 (y) and mean O-3_8 (h max) (x) in summer showed a negative correlation (y =3D -1.3x + 245; R-2 =3D 0.61) in the three regions, indicating high concentrations of PM2.5 pollution partially inhibit O-3 generation.


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