Q.17 The following is a well known formula for estimating the plume rise: 4h=V₁d₁ Vd u 1.5 +0.0096 On V.d where the letters have their usual meaning. The estimated plume rise (by the above formula) with a stack gas having heat emission rate 2000 kJ/s, the wind speed 4 m/s, stack gas speed 8 m/s inside a stack diameter of 1 m at the top is

Q.17 The following is a well known formula for estimating the plume rise: 4h=V₁d₁ Vd u 1.5 +0.0096 On V.d where the letters have their usual meaning. The estimated plume rise (by the above formula) with a stack gas having heat emission rate 2000 kJ/s, the wind speed 4 m/s, stack gas speed 8 m/s inside a stack diameter of 1 m at the top is

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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