This document summarizes preliminary results from modeling simulations of ozone control strategies for the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Scenario A involved a 90% reduction in NOx emissions from nearby coal-fired power plants. This led to reductions in maximum 8-hour ozone concentrations at most monitoring sites of 4-7 ppb. Scenario B with a 100% reduction of NOx from coal plants saw even larger reductions of 3.5-7.7 ppb. Both scenarios decreased the relative response factors and projected ozone design values at most sites compared to the 2018 baseline modeling case.
This document summarizes a study that evaluated trends in measured ozone concentrations in North Texas from 1997-2014. The study analyzed data from 16 air quality monitoring sites, separating the sites into a "fracking region" and "non-fracking region". Statistical analysis found decreases in ozone design values, exceedance days, and maximum daily ozone levels in both regions between 2000-2006 and 2007-2013. Meteorologically adjusted ozone trends, using a filtering method, also indicated decreases in various components of ozone concentrations over time in the regions.
Avoid Air-rors! Discuss the Air Regulations that Impact Oil and Gas DevelopmentTrihydro Corporation
Presentation about the air regulations affecting oil and gas development. Topics covered include NSPS OOOO, Leak Detection and Repair, Greenhouse Gas Inventory/Reporting, Optical Gas Imaging with Infrared Cameras
DMUG 2016 - Scott Hamilton, Ricardo Energy & EnvironmentIES / IAQM
This presentation discusses using the CALPUFF model to assess odour impacts from a manufacturing facility. It describes the methodology used, which included modeling meteorology with WRF and CALMET, running CALPUFF simulations for different stack parameters, and comparing results to a Warren Springs model. The modeling showed that increasing the stack height from 14m to 30m significantly reduced odor concentrations on and near the site. A design value of 60,000 odor units per second was estimated to prevent complaints at nearby properties. The agreement between modeled and measured meteorology was good.
The only documentation on the building downwash algorithm in AERMOD, referred to as PRIME, is found in the 2000 A&WMA Journal article by Schulman, Strimaitis and Scire. Recent field and wind tunnel studies have shown that AERMOD overpredicts concentrations by factors of 2 to 8 for certain building configurations. While a wind tunnel equivalent building dimension study (EBD) can be conducted to approximately correct the overprediction bias, past field and wind tunnel studies indicate that there are notable flaws in the PRIME building downwash theory. A detailed review of the theory supported by CFD and wind tunnel simulations of flow over simple rectangular buildings revealed the following serious theoretical flaws: enhanced turbulence in the building wake starting at the wrong longitudinal location; constant enhanced turbulence extending up to the wake height; constant initial enhanced turbulence in the building wake (does not vary with roughness or stability); discontinuities in the streamline calculations; and no method to account for streamlined or porous structures.
This paper documents some of the theoretical flaws that have been found in PRIME and provides supporting CFD and wind tunnel observations that confirm these findings. A suggested path forward to correct these problems is also outlined in accordance to Appendix W’s mandate that a model should be based on sound science and that its components are validated accordingly. In other words, corrections to the downwash theory in the model would ensure that the right answer is obtained for the right reason.
Saudi Aramco has developed a comprehensive technology roadmap for carbon management that focuses on CO2 capture, storage, and utilization. As part of this roadmap, Saudi Aramco plans to implement a CO2-EOR demonstration project in Saudi Arabia by 2013/2014. This project will inject CO2 into an oil field using 4 injectors and 4 producers to test CO2-EOR and monitor CO2 storage. It aims to evaluate CO2 potential for EOR and storage while testing new monitoring and surveillance technologies to track the CO2 plume and changes in oil saturation.
IRJET- Study on Different Estimation Methods of Propulsion Power for 60 Mts O...IRJET Journal
This document studies different methods to estimate the propulsion power required for a 60-meter offshore supply vessel, including resistance calculation using Guldhammer & Harvald, Holtrop, and Oortmerssen methods. It analyzes the vessel's hull geometry and calculates parameters like resistance, effective power, and total resistance at ship speeds of 10-19 knots using each method. The results are compared to determine the most accurate way to obtain hull resistance and powering requirements for propelling the vessel.
This document summarizes papers presented at a conference on combustor modeling. It includes an introduction describing the purpose and mission of the AGARD organization, which is to advance aerospace sciences among NATO nations. The document then lists the contents of the conference, which are divided into sessions on various topics related to combustor modeling, such as basic phenomena, transient phenomena, furnaces and boilers, and gas turbine combustors. Specific papers are referenced with titles and authors.
The document summarizes CIUDEN's CO2 geological storage program, including their Technological Development Plant (TDP) in Hontomin, Spain. The TDP involves site selection, characterization, drilling monitoring wells, injectivity and connectivity testing, and risk assessment activities to demonstrate the feasibility of CO2 storage. Over 2,600 hours of oxycombustion testing have been completed. Drilling of the Hontomin wells was finished in late 2013, and the site will be used to test CO2 injection strategies and monitoring technologies at a scale of 100,000 tonnes of CO2 storage.
This document summarizes a study that evaluated trends in measured ozone concentrations in North Texas from 1997-2014. The study analyzed data from 16 air quality monitoring sites, separating the sites into a "fracking region" and "non-fracking region". Statistical analysis found decreases in ozone design values, exceedance days, and maximum daily ozone levels in both regions between 2000-2006 and 2007-2013. Meteorologically adjusted ozone trends, using a filtering method, also indicated decreases in various components of ozone concentrations over time in the regions.
Avoid Air-rors! Discuss the Air Regulations that Impact Oil and Gas DevelopmentTrihydro Corporation
Presentation about the air regulations affecting oil and gas development. Topics covered include NSPS OOOO, Leak Detection and Repair, Greenhouse Gas Inventory/Reporting, Optical Gas Imaging with Infrared Cameras
DMUG 2016 - Scott Hamilton, Ricardo Energy & EnvironmentIES / IAQM
This presentation discusses using the CALPUFF model to assess odour impacts from a manufacturing facility. It describes the methodology used, which included modeling meteorology with WRF and CALMET, running CALPUFF simulations for different stack parameters, and comparing results to a Warren Springs model. The modeling showed that increasing the stack height from 14m to 30m significantly reduced odor concentrations on and near the site. A design value of 60,000 odor units per second was estimated to prevent complaints at nearby properties. The agreement between modeled and measured meteorology was good.
The only documentation on the building downwash algorithm in AERMOD, referred to as PRIME, is found in the 2000 A&WMA Journal article by Schulman, Strimaitis and Scire. Recent field and wind tunnel studies have shown that AERMOD overpredicts concentrations by factors of 2 to 8 for certain building configurations. While a wind tunnel equivalent building dimension study (EBD) can be conducted to approximately correct the overprediction bias, past field and wind tunnel studies indicate that there are notable flaws in the PRIME building downwash theory. A detailed review of the theory supported by CFD and wind tunnel simulations of flow over simple rectangular buildings revealed the following serious theoretical flaws: enhanced turbulence in the building wake starting at the wrong longitudinal location; constant enhanced turbulence extending up to the wake height; constant initial enhanced turbulence in the building wake (does not vary with roughness or stability); discontinuities in the streamline calculations; and no method to account for streamlined or porous structures.
This paper documents some of the theoretical flaws that have been found in PRIME and provides supporting CFD and wind tunnel observations that confirm these findings. A suggested path forward to correct these problems is also outlined in accordance to Appendix W’s mandate that a model should be based on sound science and that its components are validated accordingly. In other words, corrections to the downwash theory in the model would ensure that the right answer is obtained for the right reason.
Saudi Aramco has developed a comprehensive technology roadmap for carbon management that focuses on CO2 capture, storage, and utilization. As part of this roadmap, Saudi Aramco plans to implement a CO2-EOR demonstration project in Saudi Arabia by 2013/2014. This project will inject CO2 into an oil field using 4 injectors and 4 producers to test CO2-EOR and monitor CO2 storage. It aims to evaluate CO2 potential for EOR and storage while testing new monitoring and surveillance technologies to track the CO2 plume and changes in oil saturation.
IRJET- Study on Different Estimation Methods of Propulsion Power for 60 Mts O...IRJET Journal
This document studies different methods to estimate the propulsion power required for a 60-meter offshore supply vessel, including resistance calculation using Guldhammer & Harvald, Holtrop, and Oortmerssen methods. It analyzes the vessel's hull geometry and calculates parameters like resistance, effective power, and total resistance at ship speeds of 10-19 knots using each method. The results are compared to determine the most accurate way to obtain hull resistance and powering requirements for propelling the vessel.
This document summarizes papers presented at a conference on combustor modeling. It includes an introduction describing the purpose and mission of the AGARD organization, which is to advance aerospace sciences among NATO nations. The document then lists the contents of the conference, which are divided into sessions on various topics related to combustor modeling, such as basic phenomena, transient phenomena, furnaces and boilers, and gas turbine combustors. Specific papers are referenced with titles and authors.
The document summarizes CIUDEN's CO2 geological storage program, including their Technological Development Plant (TDP) in Hontomin, Spain. The TDP involves site selection, characterization, drilling monitoring wells, injectivity and connectivity testing, and risk assessment activities to demonstrate the feasibility of CO2 storage. Over 2,600 hours of oxycombustion testing have been completed. Drilling of the Hontomin wells was finished in late 2013, and the site will be used to test CO2 injection strategies and monitoring technologies at a scale of 100,000 tonnes of CO2 storage.
TRC Senior VP, Technical Director and Air Quality Practice Leader, Gale Hoffnagle delivered this presentation as part of a webinar series called Masterminding Air Act Compliance. The presetnation addressed Clean Air Act regulations, timeframes for compliance and tips for success.
OFASA_EVALUATION OF FLARED GAS UTILIZATION FOR ENHANCED OILOfasa Abunumah
This document provides background information on a research project evaluating the utilization of flared gas for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) in Nigeria. The research aims to 1) evaluate EOR mechanisms and applicability in Nigeria, 2) categorize oilfields by suitable EOR technologies, 3) run simulations to determine incremental oil recovery from EOR, and 4) conduct an economic analysis. Key findings include 170 oilfields being suitable for EOR, gas EOR potentially recovering 15% of remaining oil, and an aggregation model reducing flaring by 65% while recovering 11 billion additional barrels of oil. The conclusion recommends further collaboration between the government and operators to implement EOR based on the findings.
Comparison of Wind Tunnel and CFD Modelling for Nearfield Dispersion from an ...IES / IAQM
This document summarizes a study comparing wind tunnel and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modelling for near-field dispersion from an exhaust stack. The study found that while CFD and wind tunnel results agreed for downwind receptors, CFD showed lower dilution and was inconsistent for receptors not directly downstream. Key takeaways are that complex flows challenge steady-state CFD, guidelines for exhaust assessments using CFD are needed as the field matures, and future work should consider multiple wind directions.
Modelling the Deposition of Pollutants on HabitatsIES / IAQM
Modelling the deposition of pollutants on habitats involves quantifying the deposition of sulfur and nitrogen compounds in the UK using concentration-based estimates. Measurements of pollutant concentrations are combined with meteorological data and land use information to calculate dry deposition fluxes and wet deposition. This allows mapping of deposition fields and exceedances of critical loads for acidity and eutrophication on habitats. While sulfur deposition was historically the main driver of acidification, nitrogen deposition currently exceeds critical loads over much of the UK, and reductions in deposition have been smaller than expected based on emissions inventories. This suggests emissions reductions may be overestimated or atmospheric chemistry changes are larger than anticipated.
On March 24, ICLR conducted a Friday Forum workshop entitled ‘Practical issues in updating IDF curves for future climate: ‘Physics’ vs climate models’, with Dr. Slobodan Simonovic of Western University. A tool for updating IDF curves for future climate (developed at Western and hosted by ICLR) has been in the public domain since March of 2015. It has over 700 registered users and averages 7,000 sessions per year. The direct use of global climate models (GCMs) and statistical downscaling procedures results in a range of values for updating IDF curves that immediately raises the question which one should be used in practice. At the same time, various discussions have been pointing to a ‘more robust’ alternative approach of using direct scaling of temperature - an approach based on ‘physics’ (Clausius-Clapeyron relationship). The main objectives of this presentation are (i) to provide comparative analysis of the IDF updating tool and ‘physics’ based approach of direct temperature scaling for Canada; and (ii) to provide more practical (engineering-based) guidance on how to use updated IDF relationships.
Slobodan P. Simonovic is globally recognized for his unique interdisciplinary research in Systems Analysis and the development of deterministic and stochastic simulations, optimization, multi criteria analysis, and other decision-making methodologies for addressing challenging system of systems problems lying at the confluence of society, technology and the environment, with applications in water resources management, hydrology, energy, climate change and public infrastructure, from a sustainable development perspective. His main contributions include modelling risk and resilience of complex systems.
The document is an email announcing the availability of draft chapters of the U.S. Climate Action Report for public comment by December 17. It provides a link to the EPA website where the documents are posted and asks other agencies to post links to increase awareness of the public comment period. It thanks recipients for their help in preparing the report and providing contact information for any questions.
This document compares measurements of particulate matter PM2.5 mass from a SidePak AM510 nephelometer to measurements from a TEOM-FDMS 8500 at multiple sites in Italy. It finds that calibrating the SidePak using a radiative transfer model that accounts for factors like particle composition and humidity provides better agreement with the TEOM-FDMS than using the factory calibration. The calibration is most improved when done using co-located measurements of the two instruments. A sensitivity analysis shows particle density and the nephelometer calibration factor α contribute most to measurement uncertainty.
DMUG 2016 - Aidan Farrow, University of HertfordshireIES / IAQM
This document discusses using mesoscale models to forecast air quality in cities. It describes a modeling system that combines regional, national scale models with local scale city models. The system provides 72-hour air quality forecasts for cities. It is being applied in collaboration with local authorities in cities like Bristol and Manchester to provide spatial air quality data and forecasts to support public health, transportation, and environmental management. The collaboration aims to maximize the usefulness of regional air quality modeling for local decision-making.
This document discusses living life with enthusiasm and creating your own reality through your values, decisions, and actions. It emphasizes focusing on values over goals and end goals, daring greatly with enthusiasm despite risks of failure, and acting with sincerity from your core values. The document is written by Lais de Oliveira and encourages the reader to define what excites, pisses off, and scares them in order to live boldly.
Two brief explosions occurred in an unspecified location in China. No further details were provided about the nature of the explosions, their location within China, potential causes, impacts or authorities investigating the incidents. The sparse document does not provide enough contextual information for a meaningful 3 sentence summary.
This document contains learning objectives and instructions for various art workshops and assignments. Some of the key points include:
- Students are instructed to bring a laptop to human form workshops and expected to do 1 hour of homework and 3 hours of additional studio time per day/night.
- Workshops will cover topics like hands, arms, feet, limbs, cloth, and photography using techniques like dyeing paper, drawing, printing, and analysis of artists' works.
- Independent work assignments include studies on dyed paper, notes on historical artists, double page spreads, and experimental techniques.
- Critiques and analysis of art will discuss process, form, content, and mood. Students are provided guidelines on describing
This document summarizes research on effective interventions for managing primary breast cancer. Key points include:
- Triple assessment (clinical exam, mammography, and biopsy) accurately diagnoses breast cancer in 95-100% of cases and reduces unnecessary biopsies.
- Mastectomy and breast-conserving surgery have similar survival rates, but breast-conserving surgery leads to better preservation of body image.
- Adjuvant therapies like tamoxifen, chemotherapy, and ovarian ablation improve survival and recurrence rates for most patients and are highly cost-effective.
- Patients experience less anxiety when given full verbal and written information about their condition and treatment options. However, doctors may overestimate how much they communicate.
This thesis examines the impact of climate change on Sámi youth wellbeing and cultural continuity in Kautokeino, Norway. Interviews were conducted with Sámi adolescents, community members, and leaders. The results suggest that climate change is negatively impacting traditional Sámi culture and reindeer herding. It is causing difficulties for teaching traditional knowledge to younger generations and changing seasonal patterns that Sámi culture depends on. Climate change is also increasing stress levels and risks to mental health among Sámi youth. Adaptation strategies are needed to address these challenges and ensure the intergenerational transmission of Sámi culture and language.
The document provides an overview of cement production. It discusses the history of cement, which was first invented by Egyptians and later refined by Greeks and Romans. The key raw materials used are limestone and materials containing clay and silica. Approximately 3,400 pounds of raw materials are needed to produce one ton of Portland cement. The mixture is ground, burned at high temperatures to form clinker, and then ground again with gypsum to produce cement. The document outlines the cement production process and discusses the chemistry and properties of cement, as well as the industry, environmental impacts, and alternatives.
This document provides guidance on conducting a 48-hour sampling campaign to establish SO3 cycles and determine how to control them to achieve 100% petcoke usage. Key steps include taking hot meal, kiln feed, and clinker samples every 2 hours along with process data and analyzing samples for parameters like SO3 and K2O. Calculations are made to analyze combinability temperature and V-factors, and multiple linear regression is used to correlate hot meal SO3 with drivers. A example graph shows predicted vs measured hot meal SO3 correlated to O2 and petcoke usage. Contact with the author is recommended for sample analysis procedures.
P1.2 Presentation.
Useful for revision, for test, contains accurate information.
It includes:
- Energy Forms
- Energy Transfers & Diagrams
- Sankey Diagrams
- Efficiency
- Payback Time
This presentation will be part of a collection on the whole of Physics 1 (P1). Which'll hopefully become part of a bigger collection of other science topics, soon to be uploaded.
Thank You. To all of you out there who may find my presentation helpful in anyway, shape or form. More presentation coming soon on this channel, JaskiratK.
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The document provides an overview of India's cement industry. It states that India has the second largest cement production capacity in the world at around 395 million tonnes. The industry is dominated by private players who account for 98% of total capacity. Large cement plants with capacities over 350 million tonnes are concentrated in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu. Cement demand is expected to grow due to increased infrastructure development. Production capacity is projected to reach 550 million tonnes by 2025.
Recent research on combustion and NOx emission control at Donghua Universityyaxin Su
This document provides an introduction and overview of recent research conducted at Donghua University in Shanghai, China. It begins with background on the location and history of Donghua University. It then discusses several research areas including high temperature air combustion (HiTAC) using multi-jet and swirling burners, and NOx reduction techniques like reburning using iron oxides and mixed waste fuels. Simulation results and past studies demonstrating over 85% NOx reduction are presented. The document provides details on the mechanisms and effectiveness of using iron oxides to reduce intermediates like HCN during the reburning process.
TRC Senior VP, Technical Director and Air Quality Practice Leader, Gale Hoffnagle delivered this presentation as part of a webinar series called Masterminding Air Act Compliance. The presetnation addressed Clean Air Act regulations, timeframes for compliance and tips for success.
OFASA_EVALUATION OF FLARED GAS UTILIZATION FOR ENHANCED OILOfasa Abunumah
This document provides background information on a research project evaluating the utilization of flared gas for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) in Nigeria. The research aims to 1) evaluate EOR mechanisms and applicability in Nigeria, 2) categorize oilfields by suitable EOR technologies, 3) run simulations to determine incremental oil recovery from EOR, and 4) conduct an economic analysis. Key findings include 170 oilfields being suitable for EOR, gas EOR potentially recovering 15% of remaining oil, and an aggregation model reducing flaring by 65% while recovering 11 billion additional barrels of oil. The conclusion recommends further collaboration between the government and operators to implement EOR based on the findings.
Comparison of Wind Tunnel and CFD Modelling for Nearfield Dispersion from an ...IES / IAQM
This document summarizes a study comparing wind tunnel and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modelling for near-field dispersion from an exhaust stack. The study found that while CFD and wind tunnel results agreed for downwind receptors, CFD showed lower dilution and was inconsistent for receptors not directly downstream. Key takeaways are that complex flows challenge steady-state CFD, guidelines for exhaust assessments using CFD are needed as the field matures, and future work should consider multiple wind directions.
Modelling the Deposition of Pollutants on HabitatsIES / IAQM
Modelling the deposition of pollutants on habitats involves quantifying the deposition of sulfur and nitrogen compounds in the UK using concentration-based estimates. Measurements of pollutant concentrations are combined with meteorological data and land use information to calculate dry deposition fluxes and wet deposition. This allows mapping of deposition fields and exceedances of critical loads for acidity and eutrophication on habitats. While sulfur deposition was historically the main driver of acidification, nitrogen deposition currently exceeds critical loads over much of the UK, and reductions in deposition have been smaller than expected based on emissions inventories. This suggests emissions reductions may be overestimated or atmospheric chemistry changes are larger than anticipated.
On March 24, ICLR conducted a Friday Forum workshop entitled ‘Practical issues in updating IDF curves for future climate: ‘Physics’ vs climate models’, with Dr. Slobodan Simonovic of Western University. A tool for updating IDF curves for future climate (developed at Western and hosted by ICLR) has been in the public domain since March of 2015. It has over 700 registered users and averages 7,000 sessions per year. The direct use of global climate models (GCMs) and statistical downscaling procedures results in a range of values for updating IDF curves that immediately raises the question which one should be used in practice. At the same time, various discussions have been pointing to a ‘more robust’ alternative approach of using direct scaling of temperature - an approach based on ‘physics’ (Clausius-Clapeyron relationship). The main objectives of this presentation are (i) to provide comparative analysis of the IDF updating tool and ‘physics’ based approach of direct temperature scaling for Canada; and (ii) to provide more practical (engineering-based) guidance on how to use updated IDF relationships.
Slobodan P. Simonovic is globally recognized for his unique interdisciplinary research in Systems Analysis and the development of deterministic and stochastic simulations, optimization, multi criteria analysis, and other decision-making methodologies for addressing challenging system of systems problems lying at the confluence of society, technology and the environment, with applications in water resources management, hydrology, energy, climate change and public infrastructure, from a sustainable development perspective. His main contributions include modelling risk and resilience of complex systems.
The document is an email announcing the availability of draft chapters of the U.S. Climate Action Report for public comment by December 17. It provides a link to the EPA website where the documents are posted and asks other agencies to post links to increase awareness of the public comment period. It thanks recipients for their help in preparing the report and providing contact information for any questions.
This document compares measurements of particulate matter PM2.5 mass from a SidePak AM510 nephelometer to measurements from a TEOM-FDMS 8500 at multiple sites in Italy. It finds that calibrating the SidePak using a radiative transfer model that accounts for factors like particle composition and humidity provides better agreement with the TEOM-FDMS than using the factory calibration. The calibration is most improved when done using co-located measurements of the two instruments. A sensitivity analysis shows particle density and the nephelometer calibration factor α contribute most to measurement uncertainty.
DMUG 2016 - Aidan Farrow, University of HertfordshireIES / IAQM
This document discusses using mesoscale models to forecast air quality in cities. It describes a modeling system that combines regional, national scale models with local scale city models. The system provides 72-hour air quality forecasts for cities. It is being applied in collaboration with local authorities in cities like Bristol and Manchester to provide spatial air quality data and forecasts to support public health, transportation, and environmental management. The collaboration aims to maximize the usefulness of regional air quality modeling for local decision-making.
This document discusses living life with enthusiasm and creating your own reality through your values, decisions, and actions. It emphasizes focusing on values over goals and end goals, daring greatly with enthusiasm despite risks of failure, and acting with sincerity from your core values. The document is written by Lais de Oliveira and encourages the reader to define what excites, pisses off, and scares them in order to live boldly.
Two brief explosions occurred in an unspecified location in China. No further details were provided about the nature of the explosions, their location within China, potential causes, impacts or authorities investigating the incidents. The sparse document does not provide enough contextual information for a meaningful 3 sentence summary.
This document contains learning objectives and instructions for various art workshops and assignments. Some of the key points include:
- Students are instructed to bring a laptop to human form workshops and expected to do 1 hour of homework and 3 hours of additional studio time per day/night.
- Workshops will cover topics like hands, arms, feet, limbs, cloth, and photography using techniques like dyeing paper, drawing, printing, and analysis of artists' works.
- Independent work assignments include studies on dyed paper, notes on historical artists, double page spreads, and experimental techniques.
- Critiques and analysis of art will discuss process, form, content, and mood. Students are provided guidelines on describing
This document summarizes research on effective interventions for managing primary breast cancer. Key points include:
- Triple assessment (clinical exam, mammography, and biopsy) accurately diagnoses breast cancer in 95-100% of cases and reduces unnecessary biopsies.
- Mastectomy and breast-conserving surgery have similar survival rates, but breast-conserving surgery leads to better preservation of body image.
- Adjuvant therapies like tamoxifen, chemotherapy, and ovarian ablation improve survival and recurrence rates for most patients and are highly cost-effective.
- Patients experience less anxiety when given full verbal and written information about their condition and treatment options. However, doctors may overestimate how much they communicate.
This thesis examines the impact of climate change on Sámi youth wellbeing and cultural continuity in Kautokeino, Norway. Interviews were conducted with Sámi adolescents, community members, and leaders. The results suggest that climate change is negatively impacting traditional Sámi culture and reindeer herding. It is causing difficulties for teaching traditional knowledge to younger generations and changing seasonal patterns that Sámi culture depends on. Climate change is also increasing stress levels and risks to mental health among Sámi youth. Adaptation strategies are needed to address these challenges and ensure the intergenerational transmission of Sámi culture and language.
The document provides an overview of cement production. It discusses the history of cement, which was first invented by Egyptians and later refined by Greeks and Romans. The key raw materials used are limestone and materials containing clay and silica. Approximately 3,400 pounds of raw materials are needed to produce one ton of Portland cement. The mixture is ground, burned at high temperatures to form clinker, and then ground again with gypsum to produce cement. The document outlines the cement production process and discusses the chemistry and properties of cement, as well as the industry, environmental impacts, and alternatives.
This document provides guidance on conducting a 48-hour sampling campaign to establish SO3 cycles and determine how to control them to achieve 100% petcoke usage. Key steps include taking hot meal, kiln feed, and clinker samples every 2 hours along with process data and analyzing samples for parameters like SO3 and K2O. Calculations are made to analyze combinability temperature and V-factors, and multiple linear regression is used to correlate hot meal SO3 with drivers. A example graph shows predicted vs measured hot meal SO3 correlated to O2 and petcoke usage. Contact with the author is recommended for sample analysis procedures.
P1.2 Presentation.
Useful for revision, for test, contains accurate information.
It includes:
- Energy Forms
- Energy Transfers & Diagrams
- Sankey Diagrams
- Efficiency
- Payback Time
This presentation will be part of a collection on the whole of Physics 1 (P1). Which'll hopefully become part of a bigger collection of other science topics, soon to be uploaded.
Thank You. To all of you out there who may find my presentation helpful in anyway, shape or form. More presentation coming soon on this channel, JaskiratK.
See You Soon,
Jaskirat
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The document provides an overview of India's cement industry. It states that India has the second largest cement production capacity in the world at around 395 million tonnes. The industry is dominated by private players who account for 98% of total capacity. Large cement plants with capacities over 350 million tonnes are concentrated in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu. Cement demand is expected to grow due to increased infrastructure development. Production capacity is projected to reach 550 million tonnes by 2025.
Recent research on combustion and NOx emission control at Donghua Universityyaxin Su
This document provides an introduction and overview of recent research conducted at Donghua University in Shanghai, China. It begins with background on the location and history of Donghua University. It then discusses several research areas including high temperature air combustion (HiTAC) using multi-jet and swirling burners, and NOx reduction techniques like reburning using iron oxides and mixed waste fuels. Simulation results and past studies demonstrating over 85% NOx reduction are presented. The document provides details on the mechanisms and effectiveness of using iron oxides to reduce intermediates like HCN during the reburning process.
Este documento presenta diferentes paradigmas psicopedagógicos, incluyendo el conductismo, humanismo, cognitivismo, paradigma sociocultural y constructivismo. Explica brevemente cada paradigma, sus principales exponentes y su enfoque sobre el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje. El documento también define qué es un paradigma y cómo surgen y evolucionan en el tiempo para dar respuesta a nuevos problemas.
The document discusses NOx assessment and reduction techniques. It provides information on:
1) NOx emissions from cement kilns can range from <500 to >1500 mg/Nm3 without additional controls, depending on factors like fuel used, kiln operation, and calciner design. Getting below 500 mg/Nm3 typically requires optimized reburn design or retrofits.
2) Hot reburn designs by CINAR involve maintaining temperatures of 1200C or 1300C for short residence times (0.15-1 seconds) before additional air/meal introduction to allow NOx reduction reactions while avoiding re-oxidation.
3) Optimizing SNCR for maximum NOx reduction requires understanding the impact of CO
El documento describe una práctica pedagógica basada en el aprendizaje experiencial y flexible. Se llevó a cabo una actividad sobre proyectos de vida que permitió a los estudiantes reflexionar sobre su historia, aspiraciones, debilidades y fortalezas a través de un árbol de la vida. El objetivo final es que los estudiantes desarrollen un sentido de propósito que impacte positivamente a su familia, sociedad y a sí mismos.
The document provides an overview of the cement production process and factors that influence quality. It discusses:
1. Raw materials used like limestone, clay, and their quality parameters which determine the raw mix design and chemical composition.
2. The cement manufacturing stages of raw grinding, kiln burning and clinker cooling. Key factors like raw mix characteristics, burning process, and clinker/fuel quality influence the final cement quality.
3. Different cement types produced for various applications and how additives like gypsum and fly ash affect the physical properties.
1. The study used single particle mass spectrometry to identify sources of PM2.5 in Cork Harbour, Ireland. Major sources identified were traffic, sea spray, and local combustion including domestic solid fuel burning.
2. While shipping traffic contributed little to PM2.5 mass, it accounted for almost half of total particle number concentration, similar to traffic emissions.
3. Unique mass spectral fingerprints from the single particle technique provided a useful alternative to offline chemical analysis for source apportionment of PM2.5.
The internship focused on studying the efficiency impacts of combustion turbine technology related to GHG permitting. The analysis found that:
1) Simple cycle BACT limits in permits averaged 1317 lbs CO2/MWh compared to an average ISO limit of 1222 lbs, a 7.2% difference.
2) Combined cycle BACT limits in permits averaged 915 lbs CO2/MWh compared to an average ISO limit of 748 lbs at 8760 hours, a 10.7% difference.
3) High ambient temperatures had the biggest impact on power output and heat rate for all turbines, while elevation had a smaller effect.
Status of US CCS projects and data availableIEA-ETSAP
The document summarizes NETL's modeling of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies. It discusses NETL's analysis of CCS technology costs and performance based on their engineering models. It also reviews the results of energy system modeling using these cost and performance assumptions, with and without the success of DOE's CCS research goals. The modeling shows little CCS deployment without research success, but large-scale deployment of coal and gas CCS technologies if research goals are met to reduce costs.
2017 CalAPA Fall Asphalt Pavement Conference presentation: A summary of research conducted by the University of California Pavement Research Center, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of Southern California on lifecycle impacts of cool pavement strategies in California.
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1. North Texas Ozone Attainment Initiative Project
Preliminary Project Results
Mahdi Ahmadi and Kuruvilla John
Department of Mechanical and Energy Engineering
November 6, 2015
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2. Scope
1. Replicate DFW SIP runs on UNT Cluster
-Base Case and FY18 Case simulations
2. Modeling simulation and analyses for DFW
3. Select major emissions source categories and
evaluate its impact on the airshed
4. Evaluate effective ozone control strategies for
DFW
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5. Some Challenges
1. Model runs completed using initial runs from initial SIP
submission – January 2015 files
- Results from these are presented here
2. Simulation were re-run using revised SIP submission files
– June 2015 files
- Preliminary results provided here
3. Incomplete and sometimes erroneous file sets were
uploaded online at the TCEQ repository (but TCEQ
cooperated by providing additional information)
4. Sensitivity analyses files online produced mass resolution
errors for precursor emissions in CAMx.
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6. Methodology
• Source sensitivity analyses methods
– Brute force method (BFM): “Zero-Out” scenarios
– Decoupled Direct Method (DDM and HDDM) much more efficient
• Source apportionment methods
– Ozone Source Apportionment Technology (OSAT)
– Anthropogenic Precursor Culpability Assessment (APCA): “The use of
APCA instead of OSAT results in more ozone formation attributed to anthropogenic
NOX sources and less ozone formation attributed to biogenic sources. APCA is not
really a “source apportionment” technique because it expresses biases as to which
sources should be implicated (i.e., those that are controllable), hence it is referred to
as a “culpability assessment.”*
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(*) Kwok, R., Baker, K., Napelenok, S., and Tonnesen., G., "Photochemical grid model implementation and application of VOC,
NO x, and O 3 source apportionment." Geoscientific Model Development 8, no. 1 (2015): 99-114.
7. Methodology
– In BFM, the objective is to determine the sensitivity of O3 to
individual sources rather than identify the amount of O3 produced
by particular emission sources.
– BFM results “may be closer to the way the real atmosphere would
respond if sufficient inputs are changed, but computing the
response to each of the inputs could be very tedious”*
• However, interpretation of the results must be done with understanding of the
limitation of the method
– Typically the BFM has been used as a reference to check whether
the DDM has been properly implemented
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(*) Arunachalam, S. "Peer Review of Source Apportionment Tools in CAMx and CMAQ." Institute for the Environment, UNC,
Prepared for US EPA Contract No. EP-D-07-102 (2009).
8. Emission Control Scenarios
(i) Scenario A
– 90% NOx reduction from near coal-fired EGUs
(ii) Scenario B
– 100% NOx reduction from near coal-fired EGUs
(iii) Scenario C
– 90% NOx reduction from the Midlothian cement kilns
(iv) Scenario D
– 50% NOx reduction from the Barnett Shale point sources
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NOX reduction from major point sources
baseline
(tpd)
2018
(tpd)
90% reduction
(tpd)
Big Brown 22.01 23.35 2.20
Limestone 38.97 43.04 3.90
Martin Lake 48.73 31.78 4.87
Monticello 40.67 30.06 4.07
Welsh 31.34 18.22 3.13
10. Emission Control Scenarios
(v) Scenario E
– 100% NOx reduction from the Barnett Shale point
sources
(vi) Scenario F
– 100% NOx and VOC reduction at the Barnett Shale (area
and point sources) and Haynesville (area sources)
(vii) Scenario G (Cumulative Scenario #3)
– 90% NOx reduction at the coal-fired EGUs
– 90% NOx reduction at the cement kilns
– 50% NOX reduction at Barnett Shale large compressors
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Results – Scenario A
90% NOx reduction from the coal-fired EGUs
Maximum absolute difference of 8hr-mean O3 predicted in 3x3 cells near CAMS (Scenario – FY18)
CAMS
Scenario A
67-day episode
Kaufman - C71 6.5
Dallas Hinton St. - C401 5.7
Arlington - C61 5.7
Grapevine - C70 5.7
Greenville - C1006 5.5
Dallas Exec. Airport - C402 5.3
Itally/Ellis - C650 5.3
Midlothian OFW - C52 5.3
Rockwall - C69 4.9
Midlothian Tower - C94 4.9
Dallas North - C63 4.7
Denton Airport South - C56 4.6
Keller-C17 4.5
Frisco - C31 4.4
Cleburne Airport - C77 4.4
Granbury - C73 4.1
Pilot Point - C1032 4.0
Ft. Worth Northwest-C13 3.7
Parker County - C76 3.6
Eagle Mt. Lake - C75 3.4
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Effect of the scenario on daily RRF
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Ft. Worth Northwest-C13 Keller-C17 Frisco - C31
Midlothian OFW - C52 Denton Airport South - C56 Arlington - C61
Dallas North - C63 Rockwall - C69 Grapevine - C70
Kaufman - C71 Granbury - C73 Eagle Mt. Lake - C75
Parker County - C76 Cleburne Airport - C77 Midlothian Tower - C94
Dallas Hinton St. - C401 Dallas Exec. Airport - C402 Itally/Ellis - C650
Greenville - C1006 Pilot Point - C1032
Results – Scenario A
90% NOx reduction from the coal-fired EGUs
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Effect of the scenario on daily RRF
-0.10
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ChangeinRRF
Ft. Worth Northwest-C13 Keller-C17 Frisco - C31
Midlothian OFW - C52 Denton Airport South - C56 Arlington - C61
Dallas North - C63 Rockwall - C69 Grapevine - C70
Kaufman - C71 Granbury - C73 Eagle Mt. Lake - C75
Parker County - C76 Cleburne Airport - C77 Midlothian Tower - C94
Dallas Hinton St. - C401 Dallas Exec. Airport - C402 Itally/Ellis - C650
Greenville - C1006 Pilot Point - C1032
Results – Scenario A
90% NOx reduction from the coal-fired EGUs
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Results – Scenario A
Total population (Census 2010 data)
0.5 * Scaled population (from 1-10) + 0.5* Scaled ozone impact (from 1-10)
Episodic maximum impact (daily maximum 8h)
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January 2015 vs. May 2015 Model
TCEQ uploaded the latest version of modeling
files and a revision to SIP plan on May 15,
2015. Major differences from the last update
in January 6, 2015 are:
– NOX and VOC are slightly increased in the DFW
emission inventory
– RRFs are calculated using latest EPA guidance
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TCEQ Report (Dec 10, 2014):
Revisions to the State of Texas
Air Quality Implementation
Plan for the Control of Ozone
Air Pollution (p.ES-1)
TCEQ Report (May 15, 2015):
Revisions to the State of Texas
Air Quality Implementation
Plan for the Control of Ozone
Air Pollution (p.ES-1)
January 2015 vs. May 2015 Model
+5% +3% +1% +2%
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TCEQ Report (Dec 10, 2014):
Revisions to the State of Texas
Air Quality Implementation
Plan for the Control of Ozone
Air Pollution (p.3-67)
January 2015 vs. May 2015 Model
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TCEQ Report (May 15, 2015):
Revisions to the State of Texas
Air Quality Implementation
Plan for the Control of Ozone
Air Pollution (p.3-66)
January 2015 vs. May 2015 Model
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TCEQ Report (May 15, 2015):
Revisions to the State of Texas
Air Quality Implementation
Plan for the Control of Ozone
Air Pollution (p.3-69)
January 2015 vs. May 2015 Model
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January 2015 vs. May 2015 Model
Baseline 2006 Cases
bl06r3b (May 2015 Model) – bl06reg3 (Jan 2015 Model)
Maximum episodic daily max 8hr mean O3 difference – 67 days
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January 2015 vs. May 2015 Model
Future Year 2018 Cases
FY18c0h (May 2015 Model) – FY18cs00g (Jan 2015 Model)
Maximum episodic daily max 8hr mean O3 difference – 67 days
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UNT Preliminary Results with Revised SIP submission files
• A test case: cs00g (Jan 2015 files) vs c0h (May 2015 files)
• Cumulative Scenario (v12):
– 100% NOx reduction at the coal plants
– 90% NOx reduction at the cement kilns
– 100% NOX reduction at Barnett Shale large
compressors
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Concluding Thoughts
• We are currently re-running the entire set of simulations
with the revised modeling files.
• The 2011 episodes would have provided a more recent
modeling scenario for the SIP submission.
• Currently, there are no cost-benefit analysis conducted on
the efficacy of each control strategies.
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Concluding Thoughts
• The model seems to respond favorably to more NOx
controls in the region.
• Unsure whether the VOC profiles are accurately capturing
the recent emission surges in the region.
• Additional point and area controls are necessary for the
area to achieve the attainment goals for DFW. These may
get an additional 1-2 ppb reduction on the future design
value.
• Upwind coal-fired power plants and major point and area
emission sources in the vicinity provide additional
opportunities for further emission reduction.
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Contact:
Prof. Kuruvilla John
Department of Mechanical and Energy Engineering
University of North Texas
+1 (940) 565-4302 | Kuruvilla.John@unt.edu
Mahdi Ahmadi
Department of Mechanical and Energy Engineering
University of North Texas
Mahdi.Ahmadi@unt.edu
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