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Analysis of Measurement Error for PM-2.5 Mass Concentration by Inter-Comparison Study

  • Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
  • Abbr : J EIA
  • 2010, 19(4), pp.431~441
  • Publisher : Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
  • Research Area : Engineering > Environmental Engineering

Chang Hoon Jung 1 박진희 1 황승만 2

1경인여자대학교
2한국환경공단

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ABSTRACT

In this study, inter-comparison for PM-2.5 was undertaken. The PM-2.5 mass concentrations using the gravimetric and beta-attenuation methods were compared during the winter in 2007. Two different types of conventional filter-based measurements (Cyclone type and Impactor type) were also collocated and the measurement data was compared with each other. As a result, continuous PM-2.5 data using beta attenuation method show a comparable mass concentration with gravimetric measurement when the inlet of beta-gauge sampler is heated. The results also showed that the cyclone type shows a little high PM-2.5 concentration than Impactor type. In all the sampling cases, the correlations between measurement methods are high. Subsequently, this study suggests that highly correlated relationship between PM-2.5measurement instruments can be obtained through the inter-comparison results based on filterbased gravimetric method and more intensive measurement and theoretical studies are needed in order to clarify the measurement errors for different sampler types.

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