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Atmosphere, 2012 Smoke plume rise is critically dependent on plume updraft structure. Smoke plumes from landscape burns (forest and agricultural burns) are typically structured into “sub-plumes” or multiple-core updrafts with the number of updraft cores depending on ...
Yongqiang Liu +2 more
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Rise and deflection of mantle plume tails
Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems, 2008 Experimental observations by Kerr and Mériaux (2004) of the deflection of thermal plume tails by an imposed background shear are reanalyzed using a corrected velocity profile. The deflected plumes are found to be accurately described by a constant vertical rise velocity (equation (14)) that depends primarily on the plume buoyancy flux and the ambient ...
Ross Kerr, John Lister
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Modeling Smoke Plume-Rise and Dispersion from Southern United States Prescribed Burns with Daysmoke
Atmosphere, 2011 We present Daysmoke, an empirical-statistical plume rise and dispersion model for simulating smoke from prescribed burns. Prescribed fires are characterized by complex plume structure including multiple-core updrafts which makes modeling with simple ...
Mehmet Talat Odman +5 more
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Important parameters for smoke plume rise simulation with Daysmoke
Atmospheric Pollution Research, 2010 Daysmoke is a local smoke transport model and has been used to provide smoke plume rise information. It includes a large number of parameters describing the dynamic and stochastic processes of particle upward movement, fallout, fluctuation, and burn ...
Scott Goodrick +2 more
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Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems, 2023 The vertical distribution of biomass burning aerosol (BBA) is important in regulating their impacts on weather and climate. The plume‐rise process affects the injection height of BBA and interacts with the air parcel lifting and cloud processes. However,
Zheng Lu +5 more
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Journal of Geophysical Research - Atmospheres, 2022 We analyze the effects of the diurnal cycle of fire emissions (DCFE) and plume rise on U.S. air quality using the MUSICAv0 (Multi‐Scale Infrastructure for Chemistry and Aerosols Version 0) model during the FIREX‐AQ (Fire Influence on Regional to Global ...
Wenfu Tang +24 more
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Rekayasa Mesin, 2022 One of the most significant current issues that endangers environment is air pollution from industrial chimney emissions. In certain condition, the mathematical models to analyze this problem is the Gaussian Plume Model (GPM), which is a model of air ...
Muhammad Nur Shobakh +1 more
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Numerical simulation of smoke natural filling in ultra-thin and tall atrium
Case Studies in Thermal Engineering, 2021 In this paper, the natural filling law of smoke in ultra-thin and tall atrium was studied by means of numerical simulations. The results show that, the axial plume velocity of the ultra-thin and tall atrium has a good exponential function dependence on ...
Jiuzhu Wang, Cuifeng Du, Hao Zhang
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An emergency response model for the formation and dispersion of plumes originating from major fires (BUOYANT v4.20) [PDF]
Geoscientific Model Development, 2022 A mathematical model called BUOYANT has previously been developed for the evaluation of the dispersion of positively buoyant plumes originating from major warehouse fires. The model addresses the variations of the cross-plume integrated properties (i.e.,
J. Kukkonen +7 more
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Plume–ridge interactions: ridgeward versus plate-drag plume flow [PDF]
Solid Earth, 2023 The analysis of mid-ocean ridges and hotspots that are sourced by deep-rooted mantle plumes allows us to get a glimpse of mantle structure and dynamics.
F. Pang +7 more
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