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Adding emissions and sedimentation #391

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spco opened this issue Mar 21, 2019 · 4 comments
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Adding emissions and sedimentation #391

spco opened this issue Mar 21, 2019 · 4 comments

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spco commented Mar 21, 2019

hello,how to add emissions? for example, I want to add vehicle HONO emission in the model. however, HONO emission from the vehicle is thought to occupy 0.3-0.8% if the NOX emission. so I need to add NOX emission to the model.

in addition, I want to add the sedimentation process for some gases. How can I do that?

Originally posted by @xcy12 in #304 (comment)

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spco commented Mar 21, 2019

@rs028 - you're the chemist! Could you answer this? I'm happy to pitch in with the specifics if you're able to explain what the above means to a non-chemist?

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rs028 commented Mar 25, 2019

At this stage, the easiest way is to simulate these processes as if they were chemical reactions. The Facsimile format allows to have reactions without products or reactants. For example :

% e : = A ;

Where e is the emission rate in s-1.

Similarly for deposition:

% d : A = ;

Where d is the deposition rate. If needed, the boundary layer height is an environment variable which can be used to calculate d. For example:

% v/BLHEIGHT : A = ;

Where v is the deposition velocity.

If you add "reactions" like these at the bottom of the fac file, you should be able to parameterize these processes.

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xcy12 commented Mar 26, 2019

That's very great! I will try this method.
Thanks very much for your kind help! @spco @rs028

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xcy12 commented Apr 4, 2019

I have tried this method and it works! Thanks a lot! @spco @rs028

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