Modeling Dispersion of Odorous Gases from Agricultural Sources
Transactions of the ASAEPublished 1 January 1982
K. A. Janni
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Abstract
ABSTRACT THE EPA Gaussian air pollution model PTDIS was used to evaluate important factors in the dispersion of odors from agricultural production facilities. At-mospheric stability class, wind speed, source emission rate and distance downwind had major effects on down-wind concentrations. Results were presented so that downwind concentrations can be estimated for any set of known conditions.
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