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Utah Wintertime PM2.5 Modeling Utah Wintertime PM2.5 Modeling Lance Avey Utah Division of Air Quality

Utah Wintertime PM2.5 Modeling Lance Avey Utah Division of Air Quality

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Utah Wintertime PM2.5 ModelingUtah Wintertime PM2.5 Modeling

Lance AveyUtah Division of Air Quality

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http://www.airquality.utah.gov/

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Ammonium Sulfate 9%

Organic Carbon 20% Ammonium Nitrate

58%

Other 5%

Elemental Carbon 5%

Dust 2%

PM2.5 Speciation

NOx + VOCs HNO3 (nitric acid)

HNO3 + NH3 NH4NO3 (particulate)

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NAAQS for PM2.5

• EPA revised the NAAQS for PM2.5 in December of 2006

– 24-hr standard was lowered from 65 micrograms per cubic meter

(µg/m3) to 35 µg/m3

– Annual standard was retained at 15 µg/m3

– Retained the 24-hr standard for PM10 at 150 µg/m3

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State Implementation Plan

• Basic Elements include:

– Modeled Attainment Demonstration (with chemistry)– Emissions Inventories– Emission Limits– Attainment Dates (2 – 7 years after SIP)

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Retrospective Modeling

• Replicate the meteorological, emissions, and chemistry of past high PM2.5 episodes

• In the future, the same meteorology and chemistry will cause high PM2.5 episodes

• Future emissions will change – Population Growth, new technologies, cleaner vehicles

• Allows DAQ to evaluate how future changes in emissions (and control strategies) effect PM2.5

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EmissionsPoint, Area, Mobile

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• 36/12/4 km Horizontal Domain• 37 vertical layers

– 1st layer at ~ 12 meters

– 10 layers below 250 meters

– Initialization uses 12km-NAM Re-analysis

• Pleim-Xiu LSM & Surface Layer, ACM2 PBL• Simulations were ran in 5.5 day segments• Observational and Analysis Nudging

UDAQ Retrospective WRF

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Modeling Domain

4km x 4km

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WRF Output

2010 Jan 04 – Midnight Local Time

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CMAQ Nitrate (ug/m3)

2010 Jan 04 – Midnight Local Time

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Hawthorne CMAQ PM2.5 Simulation Speciation

NO347%

NH416%

SO44%

OC12%

EC7%

OTHER14%

Hawthorne STN PM2.5 Observed Speciation

NO342%

NH416%

SO42%

OC21%

EC4%

OTHER15%

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Future Year Modeling-Same Meteorology-Same Chemistry-Changes in Emissions