Modeling of plume downwash and enhanced diffusion near buildings: comparison to wind tunnel observations for an Arctic industrial site
The ability of a modified Industrial Source Complex model to simulate concentration distributions resulting from high wind speeds (neutral conditions) has been evaluated by comparison to data from a wind tunnel study of a Prudhoe Bay, AK oil-gathering center characterized by short stacks and interco...
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ftcdlib:oai:escholarship.org/ark:/13030/qt7582954k 2023-05-15T15:02:57+02:00 Modeling of plume downwash and enhanced diffusion near buildings: comparison to wind tunnel observations for an Arctic industrial site Guenther, A Lamb, B Petersen, R 343 - 353 1989-01-01 application/pdf https://escholarship.org/uc/item/7582954k unknown eScholarship, University of California qt7582954k https://escholarship.org/uc/item/7582954k CC-BY CC-BY Journal of Applied Meteorology, vol 28, iss 5 Atmospheric Sciences Environmental Science and Management Agriculture Land and Farm Management Meteorology & Atmospheric Sciences article 1989 ftcdlib 2020-03-20T23:55:36Z The ability of a modified Industrial Source Complex model to simulate concentration distributions resulting from high wind speeds (neutral conditions) has been evaluated by comparison to data from a wind tunnel study of a Prudhoe Bay, AK oil-gathering center characterized by short stacks and interconnected buildings. The model tends to predict correctly the concentrations further downwind (500-1700 m) and underpredict the higher concentrations in the building wake region from 3 to 10 building heights downwind (100-350 m). The model cannot be used to predict concentrations at downwind distances less than 100 m where the maximum concentrations typically occurred. A large variation in the amount of building enhanced diffusion was observed for different wind directions. -from Authors Article in Journal/Newspaper Arctic Prudhoe Bay University of California: eScholarship Arctic |
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Atmospheric Sciences Environmental Science and Management Agriculture Land and Farm Management Meteorology & Atmospheric Sciences Guenther, A Lamb, B Petersen, R Modeling of plume downwash and enhanced diffusion near buildings: comparison to wind tunnel observations for an Arctic industrial site |
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The ability of a modified Industrial Source Complex model to simulate concentration distributions resulting from high wind speeds (neutral conditions) has been evaluated by comparison to data from a wind tunnel study of a Prudhoe Bay, AK oil-gathering center characterized by short stacks and interconnected buildings. The model tends to predict correctly the concentrations further downwind (500-1700 m) and underpredict the higher concentrations in the building wake region from 3 to 10 building heights downwind (100-350 m). The model cannot be used to predict concentrations at downwind distances less than 100 m where the maximum concentrations typically occurred. A large variation in the amount of building enhanced diffusion was observed for different wind directions. -from Authors |
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Guenther, A Lamb, B Petersen, R |
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Guenther, A Lamb, B Petersen, R |
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Modeling of plume downwash and enhanced diffusion near buildings: comparison to wind tunnel observations for an Arctic industrial site |
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Modeling of plume downwash and enhanced diffusion near buildings: comparison to wind tunnel observations for an Arctic industrial site |
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Modeling of plume downwash and enhanced diffusion near buildings: comparison to wind tunnel observations for an Arctic industrial site |
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Modeling of plume downwash and enhanced diffusion near buildings: comparison to wind tunnel observations for an Arctic industrial site |
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Modeling of plume downwash and enhanced diffusion near buildings: comparison to wind tunnel observations for an Arctic industrial site |
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modeling of plume downwash and enhanced diffusion near buildings: comparison to wind tunnel observations for an arctic industrial site |
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eScholarship, University of California |
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1989 |
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Arctic Prudhoe Bay |
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Journal of Applied Meteorology, vol 28, iss 5 |
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