In this work we check the reability of an air pollution model to simulate within the Planetary Boundary Layer (PBL) the concentration of radioactive material emitted from the Nuclear Power Plant of Angra dos Reis. We used a dispersion model that employs a new analytical solution of the advection-diffusion equation. This solution for nonstationary and nonhomogeneous conditions and radioactive contaminant is obtained by applying the Laplace Transform, considering the PBL subdivided in N multi-layers where the meteorological parameters can be considered constant. Given that the simulations are in a complex terrain, the analysis of the results shows a reasonably good agreement between the values computed by the model against the experimental ones.

A semi-analytical model for the Tritium dispersion simulation in the PBL from the ANGRA I nuclear power plant

2005

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In this work we check the reability of an air pollution model to simulate within the Planetary Boundary Layer (PBL) the concentration of radioactive material emitted from the Nuclear Power Plant of Angra dos Reis. We used a dispersion model that employs a new analytical solution of the advection-diffusion equation. This solution for nonstationary and nonhomogeneous conditions and radioactive contaminant is obtained by applying the Laplace Transform, considering the PBL subdivided in N multi-layers where the meteorological parameters can be considered constant. Given that the simulations are in a complex terrain, the analysis of the results shows a reasonably good agreement between the values computed by the model against the experimental ones.
2005
Istituto di Scienze dell'Atmosfera e del Clima - ISAC
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