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[Comparison Test Between On-line Monitoring of Water-soluble Ions and Filter-based Manual Methods for PM2.5]
Dong-Yan Yang1, Bao-Xian Liu1, Ai-Jun Shi1
1Beijing Key Laboratory of Airborne Particulate Matter Monitoring Technology, Beijing Municipal Environmental Monitoring Center, Beijing 100048, China.
Abstract:
Concentrations of water-soluble ions were measured in Beijing during 2014 for comparison of URG online monitoring systems and filter-based manual methods. The differences of four main ions components in spring, summer, autumn and winter were compared. The total concentrations of eight ions measured by URG online were higher than those of filter-based manual method. There was no significant differences among the annual concentrations of Cl-,NO3-,Mg2+ and Ca2+ obtained by the two methods, while the concentrations of SO42-,NH4+,Na+,K+ from online were higher than those from filter. NO3-,SO42-,Cl- had good correlations in autumn and winter, and NH4+ only had better fitting performance in winter.
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