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Journal Article
Source Apportionment of PM2.5 in Delhi, India Using PMF Model
2016
Overview
Chemical characterization of PM
2.5
[organic carbon, elemental carbon, water soluble inorganic ionic components, and major and trace elements] was carried out for a source apportionment study of PM
2.5
at an urban site of Delhi, India from January, 2013, to December, 2014. The annual average mass concentration of PM
2.5
was 122 ± 94.1 µg m
−3
. Strong seasonal variation was observed in PM
2.5
mass concentration and its chemical composition with maxima during winter and minima during monsoon. A receptor model, positive matrix factorization (PMF) was applied for source apportionment of PM
2.5
mass concentration. The PMF model resolved the major sources of PM
2.5
as secondary aerosols (21.3 %), followed by soil dust (20.5 %), vehicle emissions (19.7 %), biomass burning (14.3 %), fossil fuel combustion (13.7 %), industrial emissions (6.2 %) and sea salt (4.3 %).
Publisher
Springer US
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