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Ammonia emission reduction would bring potential spillover benefits to the improvement of surrounding atmospheric PM2. 5 pollution,but the investigation of its patterns is lacking. The WRF-CAMx-PSAT model was used to quantify the spillover benefits of NH3 emission reduction in a typical city(Xingtai)on the reduction in PM2. 5 concentrations in the surrounding area and to investigate the response patterns of PM2. 5 and its secondary inorganic chemical components with distance in different seasons and at different NH3 emission reduction ratios. The results showed that:① the spillover benefits of NH3 emission reduction on PM2. 5 and its secondary components in neighboring cities at different reduction ratios and the benefits showed a significant exponential decrease with the increase in the relative distance between the neighboring receptor cities and the reduction cities. ② The spillover benefits in January were much higher than those in July,and the reduction in PM2. 5 concentration in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei at different reduction ratios in January was approximately 7. 4 times that in July. ③ The spillover range was expanding with the increase in emission reduction ratio,the farthest distance of NH+4 and SO24- spillover was increasing exponentially,and the farthest distance of NO-3 spillover was increasing linearly. ④ The spillover range and concentration change in NO-3,NH+4,and SO24- increased with the increase in the abatement ratio,in which the spillover range of NO-3 was the farthest,approximately 3. 6 times and 3. 4 times that of NH+4 and SO24-,and the concentration change was the largest,approximately 2. 6 times and 7. 3 times that of NH+4 and SO24- © 2024 Science Press. All rights reserved.
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Environmental Science
ISSN: 0250-3301
Year: 2024
Issue: 4
Volume: 45
Page: 1994-2002
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