How much emission is entering the city from an upwind direction? Hint: use mathematical box model of air pollution

A paper plant is proposed for a location 1 km upwind from a town.  It will emit 40 g/s of hydrogen sulfide, which has an odor threshold of about 0.1 mg/m3.  Assume that winds at 10 m above ground are 2.5 m/s, and at the effective stack height they typically vary from 4 – 10 m/s blowing toward the town.  If it is summer day with a few broken clouds, What stack height should be used to assure concentrations are no more than 0.1 times the odor threshold at the near edge of town (1 km away)? To be conservative, the stack will be designed assuming no plume rise. Will any buildings (e.g., the country cabin or the doghouse on the far edge of town) experience higher concentrations than a residence at the 1 km boundary? Briefly explain your answer.

The rate of emission of SO2 from the stack of a power plant is 126.1 g/s. The effective heigth of the stack is 46m. Calculate the SO2 concentration in parts per million at a parking lot located 900 m downwind from the stack on a sunny October day when the wind velocity is 4 m/s. Use class C stability and rural conditions

A city has a population of 100000 with an average rate of demand of 160 litres per head per day. What is the actual number of filters required if the size of each filter is 9 m x 5m? Assume the average filtration rate as 4500 litres per hour per m². (a) 1 (c) 4 (b) 2 (d) 5