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mbeychok
Anyone interested in or involved with air pollution dispersion modeling is invited to visit the website at:

........ www.air-dispersion.com <== click here

to learn about "Fundamentals of Stack Gas Dispersion" ... a very comprehensive reference book on dispersion modeling of continuous, buoyant pollution plumes. The website provides a brief description of the book, peer reviews published in technical journals, the book's complete table of contents, and other information. The website also provides access to information about the AERMOD, SLAB and DEGADIS dispersion models and other BREEZE software used by environmental professionals worldwide.

Topics covered in the book include: classifying atmospheric stability; determining of buoyant pollution plume rise; Gaussian dispersion calculations and modeling; developing windspeed profiles; trapped pollution plumes; fumigated plumes; flare stack plumes; meteorological parameters, and much more. Copies of the book have been purchased in the U.S.A., Canada, Mexico, South America, Europe, Australia, Africa and Asia (in a total of 57 countries), and are available in over 125 libraries worldwide.

Milton Beychok
Newport Beach, CA 92660, USA

Here is the front cover of the book:
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mbeychok
Please remove this reply. It was meant to be a new topic.
Matador
lol classic ... 4/10
procyon
Kind of exhausting. Get it, exhaust. laugh.gif
procyon
Come on Robittybob, you may as well but heads with the bot as well.
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