On a clear summer afternoon with a wind speed of 3.20 m/s, the particu- late concentration was found to be 1,520mg/m at a point 2 km downwin and 0.5 km perpendicular to the plume centerline from a coal-fired power plant. Given the following parameters and conditions, determine the par- ticulate emission rate of the power plant: Stack parameters: Height = 75.0 m Diameter = 1.50 m Exit velocity = 12.0 m/s Temperature = 322°C %3D Atmospheric conditions: Pressure = 100.0 kPa Temperature = 28.0°C

On a clear summer afternoon with a wind speed of 3.20 m/s, the particu- late concentration was found to be 1,520mg/m at a point 2 km downwin and 0.5 km perpendicular to the plume centerline from a coal-fired power plant. Given the following parameters and conditions, determine the par- ticulate emission rate of the power plant: Stack parameters: Height = 75.0 m Diameter = 1.50 m Exit velocity = 12.0 m/s Temperature = 322°C %3D Atmospheric conditions: Pressure = 100.0 kPa Temperature = 28.0°C

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