The Research of the Odorous Pollutants Dispersion Forecasting and Simulating Model

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Odorous pollution increasingly becomes a serious environmental and social problem. Due to its complexity and a wide range of sources, affected by meteorological, topography, hypsography etc surroundings, being not easy to master its pollution diffusion regularity, odor has been a major hot and difficult problem in the departments of environmental protection administration. According to its characteristics of various composition, odorous pollutants having short time in diffusion way, the higher instantaneous concentrations, the odorous pollutants forecast models are established on the basis of gauss diffusion model, In the paper, we establish odorous pollutants dispersion prediction stimulation models on the basis of gauss diffusion model, including point source diffusion model, enclosed point source diffusion model. it provides technical support odorous pollutants forecasting and simulating.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 225-226)

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251-254

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April 2011

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