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Exposure to Particle Matters and Hazardous Volatile Organic Compounds in Selected Hot Spring Hotels in Guangdong, China

机译:中国广东省部分温泉酒店的颗粒物和有害挥发性有机化合物的暴露

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In Guangdong province, many hot springs were exploited and developed into popular places for tourist. In addition, hotels have been set up near hot spring sites to attract people, including local citizens, to spend their spare time inside these so-called “spring hotels”. In our study, indoor air quality was investigated in four hot spring hotels in Guangdong province, China. Measured indoor pollutants included CO 2 , CO, PM 10 , PM 2.5 and Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). As the result show, high concentrations of carbon dioxide might be attributed to poor ventilation; and the variations of indoor PM 10 , PM 2.5 concentrations were related to occupants’ activities. Alpha-pinene and toluene were the most common VOC species in the hot spring hotels other than monocyclic aromatic hydrocarbons like Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene and Xylenes (BTEX), which were at medium levels among the reported indoor pollutants. High cancer risk of benzene in the newly decorated rooms should be seriously taken into consideration in the future. Indoor to Outdoor air concentration ratios (I/O) for CO 2 and VOCs were higher than 1, indicating their strong indoor sources. Negative correlations were found between indoor CO 2 and all the other compounds, and VOCs were shown to be significantly correlated ( p < 0.01) to each other, including aromatic hydrocarbons and mono-terpenes. For indoor and outdoor air compounds, correlation coefficients among all compounds did not show a significant correlation, which indicated that these pollutants had different sources. Principal components analysis by SPSS showed that indoor materials, inhabitants’ activities and respiration, cleaning products and outdoor sources were the main sources of indoor detected pollutants in hot spring hotels.
机译:在广东省,许多温泉被开发出来,并发展成为旅游胜地。另外,在温泉场所附近设立了酒店,以吸引包括当地居民在内的人们,将业余时间花在这些所谓的“春季酒店”内。在我们的研究中,对中国广东省的四家温泉酒店的室内空气质量进行了调查。测得的室内污染物包括CO 2,CO,PM 10,PM 2.5和挥发性有机化合物(VOC)。结果表明,高浓度的二氧化碳可能归因于通风不良。室内PM 10,PM 2.5浓度的变化与居住者的活动有关。除单环芳烃(如苯,甲苯,乙苯和二甲苯(BTEX))外,α-pine烯和甲苯是温泉酒店中最常见的VOC种类,在所报告的室内污染物中含量中等。将来应认真考虑新装修房间中苯的高致癌风险。 CO 2和VOC的室内到室外空气浓度比(I / O)高于1,表明它们是强大的室内源。在室内CO 2与所有其他化合物之间发现负相关,并且显示VOC之间具有显着相关性(p <0.01),包括芳香烃和单萜。对于室内和室外空气化合物,所有化合物之间的相关系数均未显示出显着的相关性,这表明这些污染物的来源不同。 SPSS的主成分分析表明,室内材料,居民的活动和呼吸,清洁用品和室外源是温泉酒店室内检测到的污染物的主要来源。

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