Method for analog computation of concentration of pollutant in sensitive area
A technology for pollutant concentration and sensitive areas, which is applied in the field of analog calculation of pollutant concentrations in sensitive areas, can solve the problems of poor applicability and inability to establish accurate and effective models, and achieve strong practicability, large-scale engineering applications and management application prospects, Reduce the effect of input parameters
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[0042] In order to further describe the technical features and effects of the present invention, the present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
[0043] refer to Figure 1-Figure 3 , a method for simulating and calculating the concentration of pollutants in sensitive areas. The invention is based on the Gaussian model, selects windy, small wind, and static wind models according to the wind speed, and divides the grid of the pollutant surface source to determine the pollution of the sensitive points around the park respectively. concentration, and then superimposed calculation.
[0044] The coordinate system is established to determine the location of the pollution source and the coordinates of the predicted point
[0045] Evaluation area meshing
[0046] The center point of the non-point source pollution area is determined as the equivalent point of the total source intensity, and the plant area 1 i...
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