“…For plume rise, a wind integrated average from the physical stack height to the effective stack height is employed, obtained through an iterative process [10]. For dispersion estimates, two options are available: the wind velocity at the effective stack height [15], or an integrated average through the current plume vertical displacement [6,9]. This last approach produces mean transport velocities that are both a function of atmospheric stability and distance downwind from the source.…”
X as how they compare with Gaussian models, the reader is referred elsewhere [28, 29, 30, 31]. It is expected that students will benefit from using IMDIS, in parallel with acquiring theoretical concepts from the course instructor.
“…For plume rise, a wind integrated average from the physical stack height to the effective stack height is employed, obtained through an iterative process [10]. For dispersion estimates, two options are available: the wind velocity at the effective stack height [15], or an integrated average through the current plume vertical displacement [6,9]. This last approach produces mean transport velocities that are both a function of atmospheric stability and distance downwind from the source.…”
X as how they compare with Gaussian models, the reader is referred elsewhere [28, 29, 30, 31]. It is expected that students will benefit from using IMDIS, in parallel with acquiring theoretical concepts from the course instructor.
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