ExitĪFTOX is a Gaussian dispersion model that will handle continuous or instantaneous liquid or gas elevated or surface releases from point or area sources. Release scenarios include continuous and instantaneous, area and point, pressurized and unpressurized, and liquid/vapor/two-phased options.įor additional information on the ADMS-3 Modeling System please link to the Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants Website. Alternative Models and DocumentationĪir Force Dispersion Assessment Model (ADAM) is a modified box and Gaussian dispersion model which incorporates thermodynamics, chemistry, heat transfer, aerosol loading, and dense gas effects. The models in this section include ADAM, ADMS-3, AFTOX, ASPEN, BLP, CALINE3, CALPUFF, DEGADIS, HGSYSTEM, HOTMAC/RAPTAD, HYROAD, ISC3, ISC-PRIME, OBODM, OZIPR, Panache, PLUVUEII, SCIPUFF, SDM, and SLAB. However, inclusion here does not confer any unique status relative to other alternative models that are being or will be developed in the future. This page lists some known alternative models to the perferred/recommended models listed in the Guideline on Air Quality Models, Appendix W that can be used in regulatory applications with case-by-case justification to the Reviewing Authority (Section 3.2 of Appendix W). 'Fundamentals of Stack Gas Dispersion'.'Fundamentala of Stack Gas Dispersion (review)'. ^ a b Complete lists of countries, libraries and references/citationsArchived October 5, 2006, at the Wayback Machine.^ Chemical Engineering Progress, August 1995, page 88, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, reviewed by Stanley S.
^ Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, January 1997, pages 90-94, American Meteorological Society, reviewed by Karen Kowalewsky.^ Atmospheric Environment, Volume 29, Issue 22, November 1995, page 3397, Elsevier B.V., reviewed by James P.Grossel (August 1995), 'Book review', Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol. Karen Kowalewsky (January 1997), 'Book reviews', Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, Vol.Lodge (November 1995), 'Book review', Atmospheric Environment, Vol.
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