Source apportionment and health risk assessment of inorganic elements in PM2.5 during the 14th National Games in Weinan
The pollution characteristics and sources of 14 inorganic elements in fine particulate matter(PM2.5)in Weinan during the 14th National Games of the People's Republic of China(The 14th National Games)were analyzed by using the online data of Amms-100 atmospheric heavy metal analyzer combined with the orthogonal matrix factor method(PMF).The results showed that the average mass concentration of total elements before the fourteenth transport(2.4 μg/m3)>after the fourteenth transport(2.2 μg/m3)>during the fourteenth transport(1.3 μg/m3).The diurnal variation of elements representing dust was much higher during the fourteenth movement period than other periods.The peak value of lead(Pb)was consistent with the the morning and evening peak time of traffic,and its diurnal variation was relatively gentle in the middle period,indicating that the control effect of dust source and traffic source was significant during the 14th National Games.Higher concentration of potassium(K)at night may be related to the biomass burning of villages gathered in the northeast of the site.The results of PMF showed that during the monitoring period,inorganic elements in PM2.5 in Weinan City mainly came from dust sources(45.2%),combustion sources(34.5%),traffic sources(12.0%)and industrial sources(8.3%).The results of the health risk assessment model showed that the risk quotient(HQ)of non-carcinogenic risk from different sources in all periods was less than 1,but the HQ of manganese(Mn)in different periods was the highest in children,and arsenic(As)had carcinogenic risk in children.
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