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organic tracer compoundsorganic tracer compoundsorganic tracer compoundsorganic tracer compoundsR.ZimmermannR.ZimmermannR.ZimmermannR.Zimmermann, , , , J.SchnelleJ.SchnelleJ.SchnelleJ.Schnelle----KreisKreisKreisKreis, , , , J.OrascheJ.OrascheJ.OrascheJ.Orasche, , , , M.BenteM.BenteM.BenteM.Bente, , , , M.OsterM.OsterM.OsterM.Oster
Joint Mass Spectrometry Centre Joint Mass Spectrometry Centre Joint Mass Spectrometry Centre Joint Mass Spectrometry Centre ofofofof KMS, KMS, KMS, KMS, Institute of Ecological Chemistry, Helmholtz Zentrum Institute of Ecological Chemistry, Helmholtz Zentrum Institute of Ecological Chemistry, Helmholtz Zentrum Institute of Ecological Chemistry, Helmholtz Zentrum MMMMüüüünchennchennchennchen
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Outline:
1. Motivation and Introduction
2. Molecular/elemental indicators for wood burning emissions
3. Wood burning: Determination of emission factors
4. PM from wood burning in Augsburg, Germany
5. Health effects of wood burning aerosol: Polyaromaticcompounds (PAH) in PM from wood combustion
6. Outlook
7. Summary
Analysis of wood combustion aerosols in ambient air using inorganic and organic tracer compounds
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Estimated Reduction of Life Expectancy (Months) due to Exposure with Ambient Aerosol (PM2.5) in Europe
Health relevant PM sources:
• Power plants
• Heavy Industry
• Traffic
• Heating (incl. wood comb.)
Motivation:Health effects of ambient aerosols
after: after: after: after: EU EU EU EU ---- Clean Air for Europe (CAFE), Steering GroupClean Air for Europe (CAFE), Steering GroupClean Air for Europe (CAFE), Steering GroupClean Air for Europe (CAFE), Steering Group
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• Increasing emissions from wood combustion in cities and rual areas (renewable energy)
• Significant impact of wood combustion on elevated ambient concentrations of particulate matter (PM) in winter 1
• High contribution of wood combustion to ambient concentrations of PAH and oxidized PAH 1
• Actual evidence for accute, non-carcinogenic health effects of PAH and PAH derivatives 2,3
1: Schnelle-Kreis, J., Sklorz, M., Orasche, J., Stölzel, M., Peters, A., Zimmermann, R., (2007): Environ. Sci. Technol. 41, pp 3821
2: Sklorz, M., J. J. Briedé, J. Schnelle-Kreis, Y. Liu.1, J. Cyrys, T. M. de Kok. R. Zimmermann (2007): J. Tox. Env. Health 70, 1866-18693: Schnelle-Kreis, J., U. Küpper, M. Sklorz, J.J. Briedé, J. Cyrys, A. Peters, R. Zimmermann (2009): Biomarkers 14, 39-44
Motivation:Importance of wood combustion PM emissions
Relevance of PM emission from wood combustion in Europe
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Cellulose
Hemicellulose (Example)
Pyrolysis
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Wood Burning: Molecular indicators I
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Pyrolysis
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sinapyl units~ hard wood
guaiacyl units~ soft wood
cumaryl units~ grass, herbs
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Wood Burning: Molecular indicators II
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Pyrolysis
Spruce gum
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Dehydroabietic acid
Abietic acid
Pyrolysis
Retene
Wood Burning: Molecular indicators III
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Wood Burning: Molecular/elemental indicators
Indicators for wood combustion PM emissions and ambient contribution
Molecular/elemental Characteristic for: Other significant Marker Sources
Potassium Biomass combustion Soil, Plant debris
Levoglucosan Biomass combustion
Sinapyl derivatives Hardwood combustion
Guajacyl derivatives Softwood combustion Biomass combustion*
Resin acids Coniferous wood combustion Tire abrasion*
Retene Coniferous wood combustion
*with different fingerprints
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Wood combustion emission measurements on different stoves and boilersTypical pattern of emissions from a log wood stove
� High variability of emissions (amount/composition) depending on
type of stove, fuel and burning conditions� Major influences from operator (fuel load and air supply)
Wood Burning: Emission Factors
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Stoves: Pellet stove, „simple“ stove, „high quality“ stove (both DIN-Plus)Fuel: Pellet, split logs (beech, spruce), wood-briquettes, brown-coal-briquettesBurning conditions: good to bad (e.g. ignition phase)
� Average emission factors: PM10: 120 mg/MJ (evaluated for Augsburg)
Benzo[a]pyrene: ~ 350 ng/mg (of PM10 emitted)
Potassium: 58 µg/mg (of PM10 emitted)
*: derived from ambient monitoring data. Levoglucosan: 126 µg/mg (of PM10 emitted)*
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PM emissions from wood combustion stoves
Wood combustion emission measurements on different stoves and boilers
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Wood Burning: Emission Factors
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Example: City of AugsburgSouth-west of BavariaArea: 147 km²Population: ~ 263.000P. density: 1790 persons/km²
Pie chart area proportionalto number of chimneys
Red: single stoves, solid fuels
(wood logs, coal)
Blue: single stoves, oil and gas
Light blue: central heating systems, (oil and gas)
Wood Burning in Augsburg: Emission inventory
Residential heating systems in theAugsburg municipal area (2006)- About 14.200 (53%) of all registered
fireplaces are single stoves for solid (bio-)fuels.
- Energy consumption ca. 320 TJ/a equal to about 2.1% of domestic heating energy.
- PM10 emissions about 38 t/a equal to about 30% of total PM10 emissions in Augsburg.
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Sampling points in Augsburg
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Seasonal variation of selected compounds, 2002 – 2004, SP5
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Ambient PM in Augsburg: Long-term daily ambient measurements on organic compounds (TD-GC-MS)
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PM10 in Augsburg: Daily ambient measurements on organic and inorganic wood combustion tracers
New year evefireworks
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Levoglucosan vs. Dehydroabietic acid: CDHA = 0.37 CLev – 10; R² = 0,79
Dehydroabietic acid vs. Dehydroabietic acid methylester: CDHAM = 0.06 CDHA + 2.4; R² = 0.75
Data from New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day excluded
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Fraction of primary particles from wood combustion in PM10, Augsburg, traffic related sampling site, SP1
2006-2007 2007-2008
PM10 8.7 - 93.2 µg/m³ (Average 31.8 µg/m³) 5.1 - 98.0 µg/m³ (Average 36.7 µg/m³)
Wood combustion 0.1 - 9.1 µg/m³ (Average 2.4 µg/m³) 0.2 - 15.2 µg/m³ (Average 3.4 µg/m³)
Fraction of PM10 1.3 - 15.5 % (Average 6.6 %) 1.9 - 30,2 % (Average 8,4 %)
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Wood combustion and health relevant compounds:PAH (Benzo[a]pyrene)
SP1
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Wood combustion Brown coal combustion Diesel + unburned fuel oil Traffic (lubricating oil) Biogenic (abrasion) and transport
Source apportionment studies based on organic traces (PMF, SP5):> 80 % of PAH in Augsburg are associated with source factor wood combustion
Wood combustion and health relevant compounds:PAH (benzo[a]pyrene)
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Single particle TD-REMPI Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer
Outlook: Combination of off-line monitoring (GC-MS) and
novel on-line single particle MS measurement technology
� Detection of single particle PAH profiles + reteneBente, Sklorz, Streibel, ZimmermannAnal. Chem. 81 (2009) 2525-2536
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Outlook: TD-REMPI-ATOF-measurements at the aerosol
supersite of the Helmholtz Zentrum München in Augsburg
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Single particlemass spectrum
HMGU super site (SP5) TD-REMPI-ATOFsystem
Single particle MS detectionof PAH and wood
combustion markers
potassium
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Summary
Indicators for PM from Wood combustion: Resin acids, Retene,
Potassium, Levoglucosan, Phenols (Lignin decomposition)
Wood burning emission factors (household heating, Germany): Potassium: 58 µg/mg PM10 Levoglucosan: 126 µg/mg PM10
Ambient concentrations (Augsburg, Germany, winter): About 7.5 %or 2.9 µg/m2 of ambient PM10 originated from wood combustion.
Health relevance suspected to be high: About 80 % of PAH burden (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons) explained by wood combustion
Further investigation required: Novel measurement techniques as
well as toxicological in-vitro & in-vivo tests and specific epidemiologic studies shall be implemented to evaluate impact of wood combustion
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Modelled emissions Augsburgmunicipal area
Annual average emission [kg/cell] Average additional load in the cells [µg/m³]
Model Area16.5 km x 25.6 km
Grid size128 m x 128 m
Number of cells25800
Modelled emission only within borders of Augsburg
Distribution on windspeed and direction
Dispersion modelling
Modelled primary particles in ambientPM10 in the heating period 2007-2008
North
South
West East
2%
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6%
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Windspeed
(m/s)
>= 7,0
6,0 - 7,0
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1,0 - 2,0
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Calme: 1,02%
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5,0 - 6,0
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Calme: 1,02%
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5,0 - 6,0
4,0 - 5,0
3,0 - 4,0
2,0 - 3,0
1,0 - 2,0
0,5 - 1,0
Calme: 1,02%
Emission model for biomass combustion sources in Augsburg municipal areaImpact of local and regional (city) sources on PM10 concentrations
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Correlation of PAH with tracers for biomass combustion
Benzo[a]pyrene vs. Levoglucosan: CBAP = 0,0036 CLev -0.14, R² = 0,79
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Wood combustion and health relevant compounds:PAH (benzo[a]pyrene)
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SP1
Composition of ambient particulate matterAugsburg, traffic site (SP1), 24h PM10 samples
Monthly averages (n=140)
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Other Metals*
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Al, Si not analyzed
PM10 in Augsburg: Ambient measurements
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Emissions
Hopanes and Steranes ���� Fossil fuels (Oil, Coal)
n-Alkanes ���� Diesel, lubricating oil, plant debris
Levoglucosan ���� Biomass combustion
Dehydroabietic acid ���� Coniferous wood combustion
Cholesterol ���� Cooking
iso-, anteiso-Alkanes ���� Cigarette smoke
Atmospheric Processes
Aromatic acids ���� Photo oxidation of aromatic compounds
(anthropogenic)
Isopentantetrols ���� Isoprene oxidation (biogenic)