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Title:

AREA-DOSAGE RELATIONSHIPS AND TIME OF TRACER ARRIVAL IN THE GREEN GLOW PROGRAM

Author(s):

ELLIOT, WP; ENGLEMANN, RJ; NICKOLA, PW

Subject Terms:

METEOROLOGY

Document Location:

DOE Public Reading Room - Hanford Battelle P.O. Box 999 MS H2-53 Richland WA 99352 (509)372-7443

Document Type:

REPORT

Publication Date:

1961 Jan 01

Declassification Status:

Declassified

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Accession Number:

RL-1-381516

Document Number(s):

HW-SA-2151

Originating Research Org.:

INCOMING: Author Off Site

OpenNet Entry Date:

2004 Feb 24

OpenNet Modified Date:

2015 Jun 26

Description/Abstract:

DESCRIBES AND GIVES RESULTS OF GREEN GLOW DIFFUSION EXPERIMENTS CONDUCTED AT HANFORD. THE OBJECTIVE WAS TO DETERMINE, AS A FUNCTION OF METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS, THE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL DIFFUSION PATTERNS OF A PARTICULATE TRACER EMITTED CONTINUOUSLY FROM A SOURCE NEAR GROUND LEVEL. IN PARTICULAR, THIS SURVEY GIVES - THE SIZE OF THE AREA DOWNWIND FROM THE SOURCE WITHIN WHICH A GIVEN MEAN DOSAGE IS EXCEEDED AND THE TYPE OF WIND INFORMATION NEEDED TO DETERMINE THE TIME OF 1ST ARRIVAL OF A TRACER AT DISTANCES OF 8-16 MILES.

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