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The pollution characteristics and sources of precursor VOCs under different O3 pollution conditions were analyzed based on the offline manual monitoring data of environment VOCs in the main urban area of Handan in July to August 2021 and in combination with the air quality monitoring data and meteorological data in the same period. Besides,the contribution of the involvement of VOCs in photochemical reactions to O3 was quantitatively calculated based on the IR value. Meanwhile,the Priority Species and emission sources of VOCs were pointed out. The results showed that:the daily average concentration during the monitoring was 69.2 μg·m-3;OVOCs accounted for the highest proportion;polluted days had significantly higher concentrations of VOCs and had such meteorological characteristics as high temperature,low humidity and low wind speed. The results of the source analysis based on the PMF model showed that VOCs mainly came from industrial emission sources,fuel combustion sources and motor vehicle exhaust sources and that the contribution of secondary generating source on polluted days to VOCs increased significantly. The mean of ΔO3_chem during the monitoring was 77.38 μg·m-3;and the ΔO3_chem/ΔO3_obs was 61.9%. Local O3 production is the main reason for the increase in the concentration of O3. In order to prevent O3 pollution,the highly active VOCs species in the environment,such as acetaldehyde,isoprene,toluene/ xylene,ethylene and propylene,should be mainly monitored. In addition,the control of industrial emission sources,motor vehicle exhaust sources,fuel combustion sources and other anthropogenic VOCs emission sources should be strengthened. © 2024 Science Press. All rights reserved.
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Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae
ISSN: 0253-2468
Year: 2024
Issue: 3
Volume: 44
Page: 260-267
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