نتایج جستجو برای: plume model

تعداد نتایج: 2109765  

2009
X. Tie

The quantification of tropospheric O3 production in the downwind of the Mexico City plume is a major objective of the MIRAGE-Mex field campaign. We used a regional chemistry-transport model (WRF-Chem) to predict the distribution of O3 and its precursors in Mexico City and the surrounding region during March 2006, and compared the model with in-situ aircraft measurements of O3, CO, VOCs, NOx, an...

2008
John W. Shervais Barry B. Hanan

[1] The trace of the Snake River–Yellowstone hot spot is the world’s best example of a mantle plume that has been overridden by continental lithosphere. The ‘‘standard model’’ calls for the plume head to rise under northern Nevada and be forced northward to form basalts of the Columbia Plateau; subsequent movement of North America to the southwest over the plume tail created a hot spot trace on...

2007
E. Real K. S. Law B. Weinzierl M. Fiebig A. Petzold O. Wild J. Methven S. Arnold A. Stohl H. Huntrieser A. Roiger H. Schlager D. Stewart M. Avery G. Sachse E. Browell R. Ferrare D. Blake

[1] A case of long-range transport of a biomass burning plume from Alaska to Europe is analyzed using a Lagrangian approach. This plume was sampled several times in the free troposphere over North America, the North Atlantic and Europe by three different aircraft during the IGAC Lagrangian 2K4 experiment which was part of the ICARTT/ ITOP measurement intensive in summer 2004. Measurements in th...

Journal: :Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association 2000
L L Schulman D G Strimaitis J S Scire

A new Gaussian dispersion model, the Plume Rise Model Enhancements (PRIME), has been developed for plume rise and building downwash. PRIME considers the position of the stack relative to the building, streamline deflection near the building, and vertical wind speed shear and velocity deficit effects on plume rise. Within the wake created by a sharp-edged, rectangular building, PRIME explicitly ...

Journal: :J. Applied Mathematics 2012
Li Yan Ping-Yang Wang Yang-Hua Ou Xiao-Lu Kang

Potential sputtering erosion caused by the interactions between spacecraft and plasma plume of Hall thrusters is a concern for electric propulsion. In this study, calculation model of Hall thruster’s plume and sputtering erosion is presented. The model is based on three dimensional hybrid particle-in-cell and direct simulation Monte Carlo method PIC/DSMC method which is integrated with plume-wa...

2009
Yonggang Liu Parker MacCready Barbara M. Hickey

[1] Model hindcasts of the Columbia River (CR) plume and coastal ocean circulation in summer 2004 are used to describe the subtidal evolution of plume patterns in response to local wind and to examine the plume influence on shelf circulation. It is found that a bi-directional plume occurs frequently on the Washington/Oregon shelf, during weak upwelling favorable wind events, during weakening of...

2000
S. Didi Kuo John R. Schott Chia Y. Chang

S. Didi Kuo John R. Schott Chia Y. Chang Rochester Institute of Technology Center for Imaging Science 1 Lomb Memorial Drive Rochester, New York 14623 Abstract. Remote sensing of factory stack plumes may provide unique information on the constituents of the plume. Potential information on the chemical composition of the factory products may be gathered from thermal emission/absorption in the inf...

2003
Michael Keidar Iain D. Boyd Erik L. Antonsen Gregory G. Spanjers

In this work we report on progress in the development of models for a Micro-Pulsed Plasma Thruster (μPPT) and its exhaust plume. As a working example we consider a μPPT developed at the Air Force Research Laboratory. This is a miniaturized design of the axisymmetric PPT with a thrust in the 10 μN range that utilizes Teflon as a propellant. The plasma plume is simulated using a hybrid fluid-PIC-...

Journal: :Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association 2002
Alan C Brent David E C Rogers

Air pollution control devices (APCDs) are not compulsory for medical waste incinerators (MWIs) in developing countries. In South Africa, combustion gases are usually vented directly to the atmosphere at temperatures greater than the formation temperature of dioxin. The possibility of dioxin formation outside the incinerator stack has been hypothesized. A plume model has been developed and teste...

Journal: :Fire Science and Technology 1997

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