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Technical Papers

Ambient sampling of real-world residential wood combustion plumes

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Pages 710-719 | Received 18 Oct 2021, Accepted 15 Feb 2022, Published online: 24 Feb 2022

Figures & data

Figure 1. Time-Aligning the DC and PM2.5 data.

Figure 1. Time-Aligning the DC and PM2.5 data.

Figure 2. Aaebrc and AAEWB from RWC sources, including over 300 distinct plumes sampled in two heating seasons.

Figure 2. Aaebrc and AAEWB from RWC sources, including over 300 distinct plumes sampled in two heating seasons.

Figure 3. AAEbrc and AAEWB distributions for each RWC source location. Sources are placed in descending order based on median AAEBrC value.

Figure 3. AAEbrc and AAEWB distributions for each RWC source location. Sources are placed in descending order based on median AAEBrC value.

Figure 4. (A) PM2.5 vs BC for TIOGA16 and TIOGA17. (b) the distribution of PM2.5/BC ratios. TIOGA16, prior to adopting clean burning techniques, shows greater PM2.5/BC values.

Figure 4. (A) PM2.5 vs BC for TIOGA16 and TIOGA17. (b) the distribution of PM2.5/BC ratios. TIOGA16, prior to adopting clean burning techniques, shows greater PM2.5/BC values.

Figure 5. (A) PM2.5 vs BC plots for Group 1, high-emitting sources, and Group 2, low-emitting sources. (b) the distribution of PM2.5/BC ratios. Group 1, high-emitting sources, show steep PM2.5/BC values.

Figure 5. (A) PM2.5 vs BC plots for Group 1, high-emitting sources, and Group 2, low-emitting sources. (b) the distribution of PM2.5/BC ratios. Group 1, high-emitting sources, show steep PM2.5/BC values.
Supplemental material

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Data availability statement

The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author, Dr. K. Max Zhang, upon reasonable request.