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Monitoring of total volatile organic compound emissions from plastic runway surfaces

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posted on 2019-12-04, 18:23 authored by Ronghui Yuan, Fang Huang, Jun Jiang, Jinfei Huang, Chang Su

Simulated with small environmental chambers, the emission characteristics of total volatile organic compounds from plastic runway surfaces were investigated by thermal desorption–gas chromatography–mass spectrometry. This quantitative approach was validated using a dynamic recovery experiment, and the variation of emission factors from mixed-type plastic surfaces was determined. Also, the photodegradation of volatile organic compounds in chambers was introduced to decrease the background interference.

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This work was supported by the Zhejiang Commonweal Project for Science and Technology Department of China under Grant [2017C37038], the Zhejiang Quality and Technology Supervision Research Fund of China under Grant [20170234], and the Hangzhou Research Project for Agricultural and Social Development of China under Grant [20191203B33]. Support Plan for Innovative Talents in Colleges and Universities in Liaoning Province under Grant [LR2017034], Basic Research Project of Key Laboratory of Liaoning Provincial Education Department under Grant [LZ2016005] and Liaoning Provincial Department of Education Project under Grant [LQ2017010].

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    Toxicological & Environmental Chemistry

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    Plastic runway surfacestotal volatile organic compoundsphotodegradationdynamic recoveryemission factor

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