In order to analyze the microstructure of salt anti-freezing asphalt concrete, i e, MFL（Mafilon） modified asphalt concrete, MIP（mercury intrusion porosity） method was used to obtain the data including porosity and...In order to analyze the microstructure of salt anti-freezing asphalt concrete, i e, MFL（Mafilon） modified asphalt concrete, MIP（mercury intrusion porosity） method was used to obtain the data including porosity and pore size distribution in micro scale. Results show that the porosity grows up with the increase of immersion duration and the salt content. During the immersion, the amount of large pores（60-200 μm） grow up gradually and porosity also grows up correspondingly. Even with different immersion duration, most pores＇ size distribute is beyond 7000 nm.展开更多
Dry deposited particles, larger than 1.3 μm, were collected under clear, cloudy, and foggy conditions during a cruise, traversing the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea from 23 March to 8 April 2011. In these areas, a...Dry deposited particles, larger than 1.3 μm, were collected under clear, cloudy, and foggy conditions during a cruise, traversing the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea from 23 March to 8 April 2011. In these areas, air masses are influenced by pollution outflows from the Asian continent. The size and elemental composition of dry deposited particles were investigated using a scanning electron microscope. Number-size distributions of these particles were approximately lognormal. Under clear conditions, the mode size was about 5.0 μm, with a mean diameter of 6.9 μm. Under cloudy and foggy conditions, the mean diameters were 5.7 and 6.0 μm, respectively, but the mode sizes were vague. Non-mixed mineral particles, sea salt, and mixed mineral-sea salt particles were the major particle types. Correspondingly, Al and Si were the most frequently detected elements. Frequencies of K-, Ca-, and S-containing particles were highest under foggy conditions, while the frequency of Na-containing particles was lowest. These results indicate that fog favored sulfate production on the particles and led to the deposited mineral particles more abundant in secondary salt, suggesting the importance to consider the dependence of the comoosition of deoosited mineral narticles on weather as well as narticle size.展开更多
基金Funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51578290)
文摘In order to analyze the microstructure of salt anti-freezing asphalt concrete, i e, MFL（Mafilon） modified asphalt concrete, MIP（mercury intrusion porosity） method was used to obtain the data including porosity and pore size distribution in micro scale. Results show that the porosity grows up with the increase of immersion duration and the salt content. During the immersion, the amount of large pores（60-200 μm） grow up gradually and porosity also grows up correspondingly. Even with different immersion duration, most pores＇ size distribute is beyond 7000 nm.
基金This study was supported by the Education Bureau of Hebei Province for Excellent Young Scholars （YQ2014020）, the Natu- ral Science Foundation of Hebei Province （D2016402120） and the National Natural Science Foundation of China （41541038）. The Chinese Scholarship Council （CSC） supported Wei Hu＇s research at the Prefectural University of Kumamoto, Japan. We thank Ms. Jin-hui Shi and Ms. Cheng-cheng Chen for their assistance with particle collection, and Nicholas James O＇Connor for his assistance with editing.
文摘Dry deposited particles, larger than 1.3 μm, were collected under clear, cloudy, and foggy conditions during a cruise, traversing the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea from 23 March to 8 April 2011. In these areas, air masses are influenced by pollution outflows from the Asian continent. The size and elemental composition of dry deposited particles were investigated using a scanning electron microscope. Number-size distributions of these particles were approximately lognormal. Under clear conditions, the mode size was about 5.0 μm, with a mean diameter of 6.9 μm. Under cloudy and foggy conditions, the mean diameters were 5.7 and 6.0 μm, respectively, but the mode sizes were vague. Non-mixed mineral particles, sea salt, and mixed mineral-sea salt particles were the major particle types. Correspondingly, Al and Si were the most frequently detected elements. Frequencies of K-, Ca-, and S-containing particles were highest under foggy conditions, while the frequency of Na-containing particles was lowest. These results indicate that fog favored sulfate production on the particles and led to the deposited mineral particles more abundant in secondary salt, suggesting the importance to consider the dependence of the comoosition of deoosited mineral narticles on weather as well as narticle size.
