A point source with effective stack height of 50 m emits 80 gls of SO, on a clear summerN with surface winds at 4 m/s. Winds at 50 m are 5 m/s. An inversion layer starts at anelevation of 250 m.le) Estimate the ground-level SO2 concentration at a distance of 4 km downwind fromthe stack.b) If there had been no inversion layer, estimate the concentration 4 km downwind.

Consider the diagram for the stack under inversion as shown below.

A point source with effective stack height of 50 m emits 80 g/s of SO2 on a clear summer Hay with surface winds at 4 m/s. Winds at 50 m are 5 m/s. An inversion layer starts at an elevation of 250 m. e) Estimate the ground-level SO2 concentration at a distance of 4 km downwind from the stack. b) If there had been no inversion layer, estimate the concentration 4 km downwind.

A point source with effective stack height of 50 m emits 80 g/s of SO2 on a clear summer Hay with surface winds at 4 m/s. Winds at 50 m are 5 m/s. An inversion layer starts at an elevation of 250 m. e) Estimate the ground-level SO2 concentration at a distance of 4 km downwind from the stack. b) If there had been no inversion layer, estimate the concentration 4 km downwind.

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