Landfills are widely complained about due to the long-term odor and landfill gas emissions for local residents,while the bioaerosols are always neglected as another threat to on-site workers.In this study,bioaerosols ...Landfills are widely complained about due to the long-term odor and landfill gas emissions for local residents,while the bioaerosols are always neglected as another threat to on-site workers.In this study,bioaerosols samples were collected from the typical operation scenes in the large-scale modern landfill,and the emission levels of airborne bacteria,pathogenic species,and fungi were quantified and co-related.The corresponding exposure risks were assessed based on the average daily dose via inhalation and skin contact.It was found that the levels of culturable bacteria and fungi in all landfill samples were around 33–22778 CFU/m3 and 8–450 CFU/m3,and the active-working landfill area and the covered area were the maximum and minimum emission sources,respectively,meaning that the bioaerosols were mainly released from the areas related with the fresh waste operation.Acinetobacter sp.,Massilia sp.,Methylobacterium-Methylorubrum sp.and Noviherbaspirillum sp.were the main bacterial populations,with a percentage of 42.56%,89.82%,70.24%and 30.20%respectively in total bioaerosols measured.With regards to the health risk,the health risks via inhalation were the main potential risks,with four orders of magnitude higher than that of skin contact.Active-working area showed the critical point for non-carcinogenic risks,with a hazard quotient of 1.68,where 80 m protection distance is recommended for on-site worker protection,plus more careful protection measures.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2018YFC1900704)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.42077111)+1 种基金the Technology Innovation and Development Project of the Inner Mongolia Institute of Shanghai Jiao Tong University(China)(No.2021PT0045-02-01)the Yunnan Erhai Lake Ecosystem,National Observation and Research Station(China).
文摘Landfills are widely complained about due to the long-term odor and landfill gas emissions for local residents,while the bioaerosols are always neglected as another threat to on-site workers.In this study,bioaerosols samples were collected from the typical operation scenes in the large-scale modern landfill,and the emission levels of airborne bacteria,pathogenic species,and fungi were quantified and co-related.The corresponding exposure risks were assessed based on the average daily dose via inhalation and skin contact.It was found that the levels of culturable bacteria and fungi in all landfill samples were around 33–22778 CFU/m3 and 8–450 CFU/m3,and the active-working landfill area and the covered area were the maximum and minimum emission sources,respectively,meaning that the bioaerosols were mainly released from the areas related with the fresh waste operation.Acinetobacter sp.,Massilia sp.,Methylobacterium-Methylorubrum sp.and Noviherbaspirillum sp.were the main bacterial populations,with a percentage of 42.56%,89.82%,70.24%and 30.20%respectively in total bioaerosols measured.With regards to the health risk,the health risks via inhalation were the main potential risks,with four orders of magnitude higher than that of skin contact.Active-working area showed the critical point for non-carcinogenic risks,with a hazard quotient of 1.68,where 80 m protection distance is recommended for on-site worker protection,plus more careful protection measures.
