Particle Size, Effects of Distance and Height from Source, Carbon Components, and Source of Dust in Nanchang, Central China
Hong Huang,
Zihan Huang,
Changwei Zou
et al.
Abstract:Regional air quality and major sources can be reflected by dust. 87 dust samples in Nanchang (four residential areas and three roadside points) were collected, with particle size and carbon components determined to discuss the distribution characteristics and the sources. The distribution of dust particle size in different sampling areas was similar, composed mainly of particles larger than 10 μm (over 69.8%). Dust particle size showed a decreasing trend with increasing horizontal distance from the main road a… Show more
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