城市土壤中黑碳的特征与溯源及其环境意义
[Abstract]:In this paper, the concentration, spatial distribution and traceability of black carbon in urban soil were studied in Anshan city soil. 115 urban topsoil and 4 soil profile samples were collected, and chemical oxidation method was used to determine the concentration of black carbon (BC) and total carbon (TC) in urban soil, and their spatial distribution and distribution were analyzed. The results show that the concentration of black carbon in the urban topsoil of Anshan is between 1.86 and 346.46g/kg, the average concentration is 33.86g/kg, the average ratio of black carbon to the total carbon in the soil decreases with the depth of BC and TC in the 75.73%. soil profile, but the BC/TC ratio is not obvious with the depth of the section. The space of BC concentration in urban soil is in space. The distribution map shows that the high concentration of black carbon area is located in the northern part of the city. The concentration coefficient (EF) of BC in the topsoil is between 0.28 and 37.23, with an average of 5.11, indicating that the BC in the surface soil of the city is medium or serious. The distribution of BC in the soil particles indicates that the BC distribution coefficient (DF) is 1000-500 mu m particles. At the highest level, the grain level of 50-2 mu m is the lowest. The mass load coefficient (GSF) of 250-50 m and 50-2 micron BC (GSF) accounts for 76.2%, indicating that BC is easy to accumulate in the grain grade of the two grade soil. The BC and heavy metal load pollution index (PLI) in the soil have a strong correlation, indicating that the soil BC and heavy metals have the same source. The BC/TC ratio in the soil is 0.45. To 0.97, the ratio of the average value of 0.75.BC/TC can be used to identify the source of BC. The average value of the BC/TC ratio in the soil samples collected in the iron and steel industrial area is 0.88, indicating that the BC mainly originates from the combustion of coal. The BC concentration and BC/TC ratio in the soil can reflect the degree of influence of human activity in the urban soil and the source of pollution, which can be used as an indication. Black carbon (BC) is a key carbon that participates in many geological and environmental processes. Using elemental analysis, scanning electron microscopy and energy dispersive X ray spectroscopy (SEM/EDS), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), X ray diffraction (XRD) and stable carbon isotope (delta 13C), and other methods for BC in urban soil Chemical composition, morphology, molecular structure and carbon stable isotopes have been studied. Elemental analysis shows that the average content of carbon in black carbon is more than 70%, the average value of H/C and O/C molar ratio is 0.73 and 0.18.BC particles, respectively, showing different shapes of BC, which are mainly porous, irregular, porous and lumpy. Among them, the O/C molar ratio range of the porous spherical BC particles is between 0.04 and 0.37, indicating that these BC particles are mainly derived from the XRD results of coal combustion.BC, and that the BC binding minerals are mainly hematite (Fe2O3), kaolinite (Al2Si2O5 (OH) 4), quartz (SiO2) and calcite (CaCO3). Fourier infrared spectroscopy shows the main chemistry of BC. The key is: the O-H key of 3400cm-1, the C=H key of 2920 cm-1, the C=C key of the 1600 cm-1, the C=O key of 1230 cm-1, and the.BC stable carbon isotope (delta 13C) of 1070 cm-1 C=O key range from per thousand to per thousand, and the average value is shown by the molar ratio of molar atoms and carbon isotopes (delta), which are mainly from the combustion of fossil fuels. Therefore, the concentration of black carbon in urban soil can record the history of atmospheric pollution and can be used as an indicator of urban environmental pollution. Around the correlation between BC and heavy metals, the distribution, mobility and potential environmental risk of heavy metals in urban soil black carbon are studied. The black carbon particles in 10 representative soils are used as the material and BC according to the size of the particles. The concentration of heavy metals (Cd, Cr, Cu, Pb, Zn and Ni) was measured, and the bioavailability and leaching of heavy metals in black carbon were evaluated by toxic leaching test (TCLP) and EDTA leaching. The results showed that the concentration of heavy metals in black carbon was increased with the decrease of particle size, especially the heavy metal concentration in BC of 50 micron diameter. The concentration coefficient (EFs) of metal increases with the decrease of the black carbon particle size, especially in Cd and Zn. It shows that the heavy metals with more heavy black carbon accumulation have greater heavy metal pollution risk. The distribution coefficient of heavy metals in fine black carbon particles (DFs) is Zn (3.22) Cu (2.84) Pb (2.61) Cr (2.19) Cd (2.05). At the same time, it is based on TCLP and E. The leaching of DTA shows that Cd and Zn have higher leaching and bioavailability than other heavy metals. According to these studies, it is considered that fine black carbon particles are an important source of potential toxic metals, and the changes of heavy metals in different granular black carbon should be considered in environmental assessment. In order to further understand different biomass, the different biomass can be further understood. The characteristics of the combustion source BC were collected and 21 different biomass materials were collected. The BC characteristics of the biomass combustion source were carried out under different pyrolysis temperatures and time conditions. The characterization of the BC characteristics of the biomass combustion source included element analysis (C, H, O, N), ash, yield, pH, EC, total carbon, cation exchange, functional group (acid, alkali, phenol and carboxyl) and surface negative electricity. The results show that C content, pH value and EC in black carbon increase with the increase of pyrolysis temperature, while H, O, N content, total carbon (TC), cation exchange (CEC), black carbon yield and surface negative charge decrease with the decrease of pyrolysis temperature. In oxygen functional groups, the acidic group increases with the increase of pyrolysis temperature, while the other three functional groups The correlation analysis of the basic properties of black carbon, principal component analysis and cluster analysis showed that the pH value of black carbon was significantly correlated with the total carbon content, ash content, EC, carboxyl and surface negative charges, and the principal component analysis showed that the properties of black carbon could be divided into four main components. According to cluster analysis, 2 1 kinds of black carbon can be divided into four types. The results show that the physical and chemical properties of black carbon are largely dependent on the raw materials, the differences in physical and chemical properties of black carbon are helpful to understand the source of BC in the soil. The sources of black carbon in urban soil are very wide, and we have studied the basic properties of six kinds of black carbon particles and the black carbon and soil minerals. The basic properties of black carbon from different sources were studied by element analysis, SEM/EDS, FTIR, XRD and so on. The results showed that, in addition to the low carbon content of the sludge black carbon, about 36% outside, the other five kinds of black carbon content of about 50%. black carbon showed the position of the main chemical bonds in the Fourier infrared spectrum of the black carbon, which was specifically 3400cm The O-H key of -1, the C=C bond of 1600cm-1, the C=O key of 1230 cm-1 and the C=O bond.XRD analysis of the 1070 cm-1 show that the mineral composition of the six black carbon particles is distinct, especially the ASBC sample is more special. Only it contains hematite and the C=H key of 2920 cm-1 shows the different forms of black carbon particles from different sources, of which the biological black carbon pores are found. There is a regular gap, edge sharp, almost no spherical structure, but coal black carbon is irregular in pore, porous spherical or massive structure.SEM observation found that the interaction of black carbon particles and soil minerals has surface contact, surface embedding and internal binding. The interaction of black carbon and mineral in soil is to understand the persistence of BC in the environment, Environmental behavior and its impact on soil properties are important.
【学位授予单位】:浙江大学
【学位级别】:博士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:S153
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