Simulation of a model of dispersion of pollution with chemical reaction in the atmospheric boundary layer
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https://doi.org/10.5902/2179460X30720Keywords:
, Chemical reaction, Advection-diffusion equation, Adomian decomposition method, 3D-GILTT methodAbstract
This work presents an analytical representation for a dispersion model of pollutants that considers the chemical reaction, the model uses the three-dimensional advection-diffusion equation to describe the concentration field in the atmospheric boundary layer and to represent the chemical reaction that the pollutant suffers is included a source term in the equation. To solve the problem we use the modified Adomian Decomposition method associated with the 3D-GILTT method. The model was applied to simulate the dispersion and transportation of the $SO_2$ (sulfur dioxide), a pollutant produced from the burning of mineral coal, emitted by the Presidente Médici thermoelectric plant, located in Candiota / RS. With the analysis of the results it can be observed that the concentrations generated by the model are satisfactory and that the approach used is a new proposal for the description of the concentration field of a substance.
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