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On the Finite Line Source Problem in Diffusion Theory

Mikkelsen, Torben; Troen, Ib; Larsen, Søren Ejling

Atmospheric Environment — 1982, Volume 16, Issue 11, pp. 2591-2594

A simple formula for calculating dispersion from a continuous finite line source, placed at right angles to the mean wind direction, is derived on the basis of statistical theory. Comparison is made with the virtual source concept usually used and this is shown to be correct only in the limit where

Year: 1982

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On the finite line source problem in diffusion theory

Mikkelsen, T.; Troen, I.; Larsen, Søren Ejling

A simple formula for calculating dispersion from a continuous finite line source, placed at right angles to the mean wind direction, is derived on the basis of statistical theory. Comparison is made with the virtual source concept usually used and this is shown to be correct only in the limit where

Year: 1981

Language: English

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