Published September 1986
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Journal Article
Mathematical modeling of Turbulent Reacting Plumes—II. Application to the NO-NO₂-O₃ system
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Georgopoulos, Panos G.
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Seinfeld, John H.
Abstract
Calculations performed with the Turbulent Reacting Plume Model (TRPM) developed in Part I are compared with the experimental data of Builtjes (1981, Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research, Div. of Technology for Soc., Ref. No. 81-013563) for the reaction between NO in a point source plume and ambient O₃, taking place in a wind tunnel simulating a neutral atmospheric boundary layer. The comparison shows the TRPM capable of quantitatively predicting the retardation imposed on the evolution of nonlinear plume chemistry by incomplete mixing.
Additional Information
© 1986 Published by Elsevier. Thee authors are indebted to Dr P. J. H. Buiftjes for providing the experimental data and for a useful discussion on the subject. This work was supported by State of California Air Resources Board Agreement A0-1044-43. Additional support by the Atlantic Richfield Company and the Union Oil Company is gratefully acknowledged.Additional details
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- 120928
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- CaltechAUTHORS:20230417-377728000.13
- A0-1044-43
- California Air Resources Board
- Atlantic Richfield Corporation
- Union Oil Company
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