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Ambient data:

Ambient conditions are defined by the land and atmospheric conditions in the vicinity of the pollutant emission. This Menu lists: Meteorology and Topographic lines.

Meteorology: DISPER analyses, as all mixing zone evaluations, are usually carried out under the assumption of steady-state ambient conditions. If you click this command, the next dialog box is shown:

 

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The necessary data in the Meteorology command is:

Pasquill stability: Classification scheme that describes the degree of atmospheric turbulence. Categories range from extremely unstable (A=1) to extremely stable (F=6). Unstable conditions promote the rapid dispersion of atmospheric contaminants and result in lower air concentrations compared with stable conditions.

Wind speed at reference anemometer height (m/s): The measurement of wind speeds is usually done using a cup anemometer. The cup anemometer has a vertical axis. The number of revolutions per minute is registered electronically.

Wind angle (0 to 360 degrees): It is the horizontal angle of wind measured clockwise from the North (at the window top).

Ambient temperature (K): The temperature of the medium surrounding an object.  This is the air temperature at stack location.

Mixing height (m): Mixing Height is used by meteorologists to quantify the vertical height of mixing in the atmosphere. It is the height at which vertical mixing takes place. There is a smaller volume which the pollutant can be dispersed. There is a seasonal variation of mixing height. For Summer daylight hours maximum mixing height can be a few thousand feet where as for Winter it can be a few hundred feet. It is lowest at night and increases during the day.

Anemometer height (m): This is the ambient temperature at stack location.

RURAL/URBAN option: This is the RURAL/URBAN terrain options.

Obtain K value: With this button, you can estimate the Pasquill stability category if it is unknown. If you know the K value, you don't need to use this command. You can write it directly in the Meteorology window. If you click this button, the next dialog box is shown:

 

 

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software · outdoor air pollution

DISPER software solutions: This application has been used in great number of environmental reports, air pollution courses and air pollution studies in the last years. We currently have users in more than 10 countries.

St Albans -  glass dispersion - air pollutants - adms dispersion -

St David's - dispersion equation - stack dispersion - dispersion models -

Stirling -  air liquid - air models - wind dispersion -

Stoke-on-Trent -  air stack - dispersion modeling - dispersion modelling -

Sunderland -  NH3 air pollution modeling in highways - HNO3 air pollution dispersion modeling sound dispersion - dispersion calculation -

Swansea - NOx air pollution dispersion model - VOC air pollution modeling in plants - Cl2  modeling -

Truro - NO air pollution calculation - SOx  simulation near hospitals -

Exeter -  Cl2  modeling - NH3 air pollution modeling in highways - HNO3 air pollution dispersion modeling

Glasgow - SOx air pollution dispersion simulation near hospitals - NOx air pollution dispersion model - VOC air pollution modeling in plants -

Gloucester -  chimney effect study - SOx release simulation - CO  modeling in roads -

Hereford - SOx air pollution dispersion simulation near hospitals - NOx  model - VOC air pollution modeling in plants -

Inverness -  Cl2 air pollution dispersion modeling - NH3 air pollution modeling in highways - HNO3 air pollution dispersion modeling

Kingston upon Hull - CO air pollution dispersion modeling in roads - NO air pollution calculation -

Lancaster -  global air pollution - air pollution effect - causes of air pollution -

Leeds -  preventing air pollution - air pollution causes - prevent air pollution -

Leicester -  air pollution monitoring - outdoor air pollution - air quality - indoor air pollution -

Lichfield -  HNO3  modeling industrial air pollution - air quality monitoring - air quality control -

Lincoln - VOC air pollution modeling in plants - Cl2 air pollution dispersion modeling - NH3 air pollution modeling in highways -

Lisburn -  NO air pollution calculation - SOx  simulation near hospitals - NOx air pollution dispersion model -

Liverpool -  Cl2  modeling - NH3 air pollution modeling in highways - HNO3 air pollution dispersion modeling

Manchester -  SOx air pollution dispersion simulation near hospitals - NOx air pollution dispersion model - VOC air pollution modeling in plants -

Newcastle upon Tyne -  CO  modeling in roads - NO air pollution calculation -

Newport -  air pollution prevention - air pollution sources - health effects of air pollution - air pollution health effects -

Newry -  air pollution health - reduce air pollution - reducing air pollution - urban air pollution -

Norwich -  effects of air pollution - indoor air quality - air pollution pictures - air pollution and health -

 

Maracaibo: PM10 air emission modeling - mobile source air emission modeling - NOx emissions -

Caracas: Cl2 pollutant air emission modeling - NOx air emission modeling - SO2 air emission modeling -

Valencia: Cl2 pollutant air emission modeling - NOx air emission modeling - NH3 air emission modeling -

Barquisimeto: PM10 air emission modeling - mobile source air emission modeling - CO air emission modeling -

Ciudad Guayana: PM2.5 air emission modeling - VOC air emission modeling - vehicle emission testing -

Barcelona: CO2 air emission modeling - particulate matter air emission modeling - NH3 air emission modeling -

Maturín: Cl2 pollutant air emission modeling - NOx air emission modeling

Maracay: PM2.5 air emission modeling - VOC air emission modeling - carbon dioxide air emission modeling -

Petare: SO2 air emission modeling - PM air emission modeling - CO air emission modeling -

Turmero: PM10 air emission modeling - mobile source air emission modeling - HNO3 air emission modeling

Ciudad Bolívar: fluoride air emission modeling - chlorine air emission modeling - NH3 air emission modeling

Barinas: CO2 air emission modeling - particulate matter air emission modeling

Santa Teresa del Tuy: Cl2 pollutant air emission modeling - NOx air emission modeling - CO air emission modeling

Cumaná: SO2 air emission modeling - PM air emission modeling - NH3 air emission modeling -

San Cristóbal: PM10 air emission modeling - mobile source air emission modeling

Baruta: PM2.5 air emission modeling - VOC air emission modeling - carbon dioxide air emission modeling

Puerto la Cruz: fluoride air emission modeling - chlorine air emission modeling - CO air emission modeling -

Mérida: Cl2 pollutant air emission modeling - NOx air emission modeling - NH3 air emission modeling

Cabimas: SO2 air emission modeling - PM air emission modeling - HNO3 evaporation testing -

Coro: CO2 air emission modeling - particulate matter air emission modeling - CO air emission modeling -

Guatire: PM10 air emission modeling - mobile source air emission modeling

Cúa: PM2.5 air emission modeling - VOC air emission modeling 

Guarenas: CO2 air emission modeling - particulate matter air emission modeling - CO air emission modeling -

Los Teques: Cl2 pollutant air emission modeling - NOx air emission modeling

Ocumare del Tuy: landfill air emission modeling - acid rain air emission modeling