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The total plume height of a boiler exhaust plume is 170 m at a distance of...
The total plume height of a boiler exhaust plume is 170 m at a distance of 1600 m downwind. The physical stack height is 55 m. Assume a wind speed of 6 m/s, a flowrate to the stack of 15 m3/s, and an ambient temperature of 15 °C. Determine the exhaust temperature in °C?
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