TP79-03 A Pilot Study to Detect Vegetation Stress...Pahwa & Shipley.pdf Fire Protection

TP79-03 A Pilot Study to Detect Vegetation Stress...Pahwa & Shipley.pdf Fire ProtectionA pilot study of salt deposition rate calculations and potential salt stress on vegetation from a natural convection brine cooling tower is presented. The deposition rate model developed was a flat terrain Gaussian model with integrated salt drift calculations. The model uses actual hourly meteorological data wind speed, atmospheric stability, wind direction, humidity and ambient temperature. Cumulative depositions are obtained by summing calculations

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