英文摘要 |
The combination of passive sampler and thermal desorption technique provides advantages such as light weight, small size, no power requirement went, low detection limit, no solvent interference and without pretreatment, etc. over conventional sorbent-desorption technique. Toluene was used as the test reagent to evaluate a passive sampling and thermal desorption method. ATD stainless steel tubes packed with Tenax-TA or Carbopack B were evaluated in laboratory by toluene vapor Uptake rate of Tenax-TA tube is about 1.85± 0.13ng/ppm/min, and it is 2.18±0.06 ng/ppm/min for Carbopack B tube. Surface velocity among 0.10 m/s to 0.41 m/s does not influence uptake rate. Sampling direction has no influence on uptake rate. The uptake rate increases with increasing temperature, but it is not consistent with thermal theory. After four hours sampling, the uptake rate of Tenax-TA tube decreased, however it remains constant for Carbopack B tube. No reverse diffusion was observed. ATD passive sampling tubes with thermal desorption and active sampling charcoal tubes with solvent desorption were compared in the field. Although statistical bias exists between them, the data from these three sampling tubes are consistent. |