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Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling Compliance Guide

Karl B. Schnelle, Partha R. Dey

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Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling (ADM) is the science of predicting how matter released into the atmosphere will behave. The only book to clarify the ADM requirements developed under the Clean Air Act (CAA), its amendments, and corresponding international regulations, this title enables engineers to model emissions and dispersion of air toxics in compliance with the CAA. It: provides international models, and includes a CD-ROM with an atmospheric dispersion model that uses the same algorithm as EPA's Industrial Source Complex Model.

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Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling (ADM) is the science of predicting how matter released into the atmosphere will behave. The only book to clarify the ADM requirements developed under the Clean Air Act (CAA), its amendments, and corresponding international regulations, this title enables engineers to model emissions and dispersion of air toxics in compliance with the CAA. It: provides international models, and includes a CD-ROM with an atmospheric dispersion model that uses the same algorithm as EPA's Industrial Source Complex Model.

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Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling (ADM) is the science of predicting how matter released into the atmosphere will behave. The only book to clarify the ADM requirements developed under the Clean Air Act (CAA), its amendments, and corresponding international regulations, this title enables engineers to model emissions and dispersion of air toxics in compliance with the CAA. It: provides international models, and includes a CD-ROM with an atmospheric dispersion model that uses the same algorithm as EPA's Industrial Source Complex Model.

Key concepts: Atmospheric dispersion modeling, Dispersion (optics), Atmosphere (unit), Compliance (psychology), Environmental science, Atmospheric model, Meteorology, Atmospheric sciences

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