Distribution Formulae of the Solute in Transport of Advection-Dispersion of Air Pollution for Different Wind Velocities and Dispersion Coefficients

Year 2022, Issue: 39, 84 - 93, 30.06.2022

Hemant Kumar , M Pathan , Frederic Ayant

https://doi.org/10.53570/jnt.1129890

Abstract

In this paper, we obtain certain distribution formulae of the solute in transport of the typical advection-dispersion of air pollution through separation in two-dimensional space variables by introducing different wind velocities and dispersion coefficients. As a consequence, by introducing different values of the solute velocity and dispersion coefficients, we evaluate the solute distribution formulae of the air pollution in terms of various known and unknown special functions.

Keywords

Transport of advection-dispersion problems, air pollution, distribution formulae of the solute, wind velocities, dispersion coefficients, special functions

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