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DISPER software · dispersion modeling · air pollution
DISPER: 1 indoor air quality solutions 2 environmental science and health 3 air emission monitoring 4 environmental assessment 5 industry air pollution 6 pollution in our atmosphere 7 vehicles air pollution 8 gas dispersion modeling 9 indoor air quality measurement 10 acid rain and air pollution 11 industrial air exhaust 12 air pollution effects 13 acid rain pollution 14 air quality monitoring 15 air pollution model
DISPER is a software for air pollution dispersion analysis. The program calculates the pollutant concentration in each point of the air considering each one of the pollutant sources and the conditions of the atmosphere. The system of simulation of processes of dispersion that DISPER 5.2 has, offers to the beginner and the expert programmer, a quick and practical system to evaluate the dispersion of pollutants in the air. The program is based on the operating system Microsoft WINDOWS where one works intensively with the mouse and the graphic windows. We can say, with a certain security that the software DISPER 5.2 is one of the best tools, to carry out numeric simulations of air pollution processes.
Air pollution map (XZ-Plane) produced by continuous discharge in this region. The fucshia lines represents three different stacks (position of three different point sources) in a XZ-Plane. The red colour represents high pollutant concentrations. The green colour represents the ground and the surface topography.
Air pollution map (XY-Plane) produced by continuous discharge in time. The fucshia lines represents a stacks in the XY-Plane. The red colour represents high pollutant concentrations. Winds: E (90 dregrees) and S (180 degrees).
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Air pollution: The DISPER software calculates the atmospheric pollution in each point of the air considering each one of the pollutant sources and the conditions of the atmosphere.