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Physics, 05.12.2019 21:31, mikemike59

Acoal-fired power plant with effective stack height of 100 m emits 1.2 g/s of so2 per mw of power delivered. if winds are assumed to be 4 m/s at that height and just over 3 m/s at 10m, how big could the plant be (mw) without having the ground level so2 exceed 365 μg/m3? (first decide which stability classification leads to the worst conditions.)

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