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Dynamic Ammonia Emission Patterns and Recovery from Growing-Finishing Pig Houses

Authors: SONG Yanan; WAN Junfeng; GUO Xiaoying; ZHANG Jie; WANG Yan

DOI: 10.12030/j.cjee.202507051Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Ammonia emission from growing-finishing pig houses averaged 9.852 mg·m−3, below the national limit of 25 mg·m−3, but peaked at 38.36 mg·m−3 during high-temperature (>30 °C) episodes, underscoring the need for temperature-based ventilation control. • • Total ammonia emission over the monitoring period was 1380.4 kg, equivalent to 0.034 kg·d−1 per pig, providing a benchmark for regional nitrogen load assessments. • • The exhaust gas absorption device reduced ammonia concentration to 0.437 mg·m−3, achieving a recovery efficiency of 93.5%, demonstrating high technical feasibility for ammonia capture. • • Temperature was the dominant driver of ammonia volatilization; humidity had a secondary, temperature-modulated effect, with spray cooling providing only transient suppression.