QUESTION 15 The centerline ground concentration of a VOC downwind from a smokestack at a x= 2 km is 50 µg/m³. The atmospheric stability at the time of measurement was "slightly stable". The estimated oy for this distance is 25 m. Calculate the change in concentration from the centerline at a distance 30 m perpendicular to the centerline (y= 30 m).

QUESTION 15 The centerline ground concentration of a VOC downwind from a smokestack at a x= 2 km is 50 µg/m³. The atmospheric stability at the time of measurement was "slightly stable". The estimated oy for this distance is 25 m. Calculate the change in concentration from the centerline at a distance 30 m perpendicular to the centerline (y= 30 m).

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Chapter11: Temperature And Temperature- Related Variables In Engineering

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