MEASUREMENTS OF THE DRY DEPOSITION VELOCITY FOR SUSPENDED PARTICLES OVER THE SUBURBS OF BEIJING

Chen Panqin

doi:10.1007/BF02663602

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MEASUREMENTS OF THE DRY DEPOSITION VELOCITY FOR SUSPENDED PARTICLES OVER THE SUBURBS OF BEIJING

Chen Panqin

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Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Academia Sinica, Beijing

Chen Panqin

doi: 10.1007/BF02663602

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On the basis of the data of concentrations as well as wind and temperature, simultaneously observed in the north suburb of Beijing, measurements have been made of the dry deposition velocities of suspended particles. Results show that, over such an environment, the dry deposition velocities for suspended par-ticles vary from 0.15 to 10.62 cm s-1, which are comparable with those over forests, that the average surface resistance in the transfer process of particles is about four times as large as the aerodynamic resis-tance, and that the dry deposition velocity is well related to the frictional velocity in terms of positive cor-relation function.
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MEASUREMENTS OF THE DRY DEPOSITION VELOCITY FOR SUSPENDED PARTICLES OVER THE SUBURBS OF BEIJING

Chen Panqin

1. Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Academia Sinica, Beijing

Manuscript received: 1987-07-10
Manuscript revised: 1987-07-10

Abstract: On the basis of the data of concentrations as well as wind and temperature, simultaneously observed in the north suburb of Beijing, measurements have been made of the dry deposition velocities of suspended particles. Results show that, over such an environment, the dry deposition velocities for suspended par-ticles vary from 0.15 to 10.62 cm s-1, which are comparable with those over forests, that the average surface resistance in the transfer process of particles is about four times as large as the aerodynamic resis-tance, and that the dry deposition velocity is well related to the frictional velocity in terms of positive cor-relation function.