Cok holding chloride at a concentration of 10 000 mg/L accidentally leaks over an areaof 10 m2 into an aquifer. Assuming that chloride is a completely conservative tracer, that/day and Dy = 0.1 m²/day, and that the seepage velocity is 1.0 m/day, calculate:a) the time required for the center of mass of the plume to reach a point 75 m away,-the peak concentration at that point; andc) the x and y dimension of the plume at that point.

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C. D z into an aquifer. Assuming that chloride is a completely conservative tracer, that /day and Dy = 0.1 m?/day, and that the seepage velocity is 1.0 m/day, calculate: %3D a the time required for the center of mass of the plume to reach a point 75 m away; .b)-the peak concentration at that point; and c) the x and y dimension of the plume at that point.

C. D z into an aquifer. Assuming that chloride is a completely conservative tracer, that /day and Dy = 0.1 m?/day, and that the seepage velocity is 1.0 m/day, calculate: %3D a the time required for the center of mass of the plume to reach a point 75 m away; .b)-the peak concentration at that point; and c) the x and y dimension of the plume at that point.

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Chapter9: Heat Transfer With Phase Change

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