| 研究生: |
劉志虔 Liu, Zhi-Chian |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
垂直梯度法與替代表面法量測乾沈降速率之結果比較 The comparison of dry deposition rates measured by vertical gradient method and surrogate surface method |
| 指導教授: |
吳義林
Wu, Yee-Lin |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
工學院 - 環境工程學系 Department of Environmental Engineering |
| 論文出版年: | 2002 |
| 畢業學年度: | 90 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 98 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 替代表面法 、垂直梯度法 、乾沈降 、結果比較 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | surrogate surface method, vertical gradient method, dry deposition, comparison of results |
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乾沈降為污染物自大氣中被自然移除的重要機制之一,然而乾沈降量測技術發展至今數十年來,仍未有一套可廣泛被接受與使用的量測方法。環境的不確定性與大氣流場的複雜性使得各量測方法在評估乾沈降的結果差異可達一至兩個數量級以上。
本研究選擇垂直梯度法與替代表面法於同時同地進行氣固相物種(HNO3、SO2、NH3、Cl-、NO3-、SO42-、Na+、NH4+、K+、Mg2+、Ca2+)乾沈降的實地量測,期望藉此評估此兩種方法於實地採樣的適用性,以及比較其採樣結果,找出相關性及差異性。所有的採樣均在日間進行,垂直梯度法的採樣高度為2、4、7、13、24公尺,採樣時間4小時;替代表面法之乾沈降平板架設於高7公尺的平台上,採樣時間8小時。針對不同物種使用適合的收集表面,鐵氟龍濾紙收集粒狀物;浸泡過K2CO3的石英濾紙收集氣相HNO3及SO2;浸泡過檸檬酸溶液的石英濾紙收集NH3氣體。
由替代表面法上、下表面測得之通量結果發現,固相成份由於受重力影響較顯著,因此上表面通量往往大於下表面通量,粗微粒之差異又比細微粒來得大;氣相成份則是以分子擴散之形式在大氣中運動,而分子擴散在上、下表面發生之機率相同,因此並無明顯的上、下表面通量差異,HNO3、SO2及NH3之上下表面通量比值分別為1.0、0.95及1.04。在固相成份乾沈降通量的結果比較方面,垂直梯度法測得之結果均大於替代表面法,其中以NO3-、SO42-和NH4+的差異最大,達到一個數量級,其餘成份僅Ca2+的相關性較好,R2可達0.68。是否由於濃度梯度變化過於明顯導致計算上有高估的情形還有待釐清。氣相成份之差異則不若固相成份來得大,僅HNO3有約3.5倍的差距,SO2及HNO3的相關係數R2分別為0.63及0.65。
Dry deposition is the importance mechanism by which pollutants are removed from the atmosphere. The techniques for measuring dry deposition have been developed over the years. However, there is not a standard measurement method which can be accepted and used as yet. The divergency of results in estimates of dry deposition by each measurement method approach one or two order of magnitude, due to uncertainties of environment and complexities of atmospheric flow condition.
The dry deposition rates of gaseous and aerosol species was measured in field condition simultaneously by means of vertical gradient and surrogate surface method in this study. The objectives of this study are: (1) evaluate the applicability of the two methods, (2) compare measurement results to figure out the correlativity and differentiation between the two methods. All the sampling campaign was conducted in daytime. For vertical gradient method, sampling was performed at five heights(2, 4, 7, 13, 24 m). For surrogate surface method, the dry deposition flat plates were deployed at a 7-m platform. The sampling time is 4 hr and 8 hr for vertical gradient method and surrogate surface method, respectively. Particles were collected by teflon filters; gaseous HNO3 and SO2 were absorbed by quartz filters coating K2CO3 solution; NH3 was absorbed by quartz filters coating citric acid solution.
The measurement results of surrogate surface method show that the particle deposition flux to the upper surfaces is always higher than that to the lower surfaces, especially the coarse particle, due to gravity. Nevertheless, gaseous species in atmosphere are transported mainly by molecular diffusion, and molecular diffusion occurs independently of direction. Therefore, the deposition flux of gaseous species to the upper surface is almost equal to the lower surfaces. For HNO3, SO2 and NH3 the ratio of the upper surface flux to the lower surface flux is 1.0, 0.95 and 1.04, respectively. As for the comparison of dry deposition fluxes of aerosol species, the results of measured by vertical gradient method are always larger than that measured by surrogate surface method. Of all aerosol species, the divergency of NO3-, SO42- and NH4+ is one order of magnitude and only Ca2+ is well correlated, R2 is 0.68.The divergency of gaseous species is much smaller than aerosol species. The correlation coefficient R2 of SO2 and HNO3 is 0.63 and 0.65, respectively.
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