Air Quality Monitoring Station: Strengthening Air Quality Surveillance in Grids

The Air quality monitoring station falls within the category of micro air monitoring stations. Generally installed at a mid-air position of the monitoring point, it can accurately measure the concentration values of six major pollutants in the surrounding atmospheric environment, such as PM10, PM2.5, and ozone. It can also collect real-time data related to meteorological indicators such as temperature, humidity, wind direction, and wind speed.

This micro-station has the characteristic of operating online 24 hours a day, and the collected data will be uploaded immediately. With this function, the staff can know the environmental air quality conditions in each grid area at any time. Once any abnormality is detected, it can be quickly identified and rectification instructions can be issued to effectively nip pollution behavior in the bud.

Take an actual case for example. The grid-based dynamic monitoring once found that the PM10 concentration around an "air micro-station" in a certain place fluctuated. Based on the real-time detection data fed back by the "air micro-station", the staff quickly sent a message in the work group, simultaneously organized professionals to conduct an investigation immediately, and urged the construction units near the station to standardize the construction operation process to minimize the degree of air pollution. This shows the achievements of the Air quality monitoring station in practical application, with its high monitoring sensitivity, strong positioning accuracy, and fast speed in handling air pollution problems.

Before the construction of "air micro-stations", some areas only relied on national environmental air quality monitoring stations to monitor various air pollutants, which left certain blank areas in the supervision work. To further improve the air quality monitoring network system, accurately identify the pollution sources, and fully promote the construction of the grid-based air quality monitoring system, that is, the "air micro-station". During the construction, existing pole towers and other facilities are fully utilized to carry the equipment, and scientific planning and layout of points are carried out within the entire area. Through the reasonable layout of multiple points, a complete monitoring area is constructed to analyze the trend of environmental air pollution, trace the pollution sources, and supplement the data of standard atmospheric stations. With this more refined approach, real-time monitoring, rapid detection, and rapid disposal of air pollution can be achieved.