Wind tunnel study of stack gas dispersal at Harrington Power Station

April 1976.Includes bibliographical references.CER75-76RNM-JEC24.Tests were conducted in the Colorado State University Meteorological Wind Tunnel facility, to study the gaseous plumes released from stacks associated with the Harrington Power Station of the Southwestern Public Service Company. The tests were conducted over a model power plant to scale 1/250 including all significant structures, topography, and roughness elements in the vicinity. Effects of wind orientation, stack height, plant operation load, and wind velocity were established. Data obtained included photographs and color motion pictures of smoke plume trajectories and contaminant concentration downwind of the power plant at ground level sampling positions.Prepared under contract to Southwestern Public Service Company, Amarillo, Texas

Wind tunnel study of stack gas dispersal at Harrington Power Station part II: Unit III

September 1976.CER76-77RNM-JEC14.Includes bibliographical references.Prepared under contract to Southwestern Public Service Company, Amarillo, Texas

Wind tunnel studies and simulations of turbulent shear flows related to atmospheric science and associated technologies : annual report

CER69-70JEC-8.June 1969.Includes bibliographical references (page 18).Prepared under Contract DAAB-07-68- C-0423 United States Army Electronics Command Fort Monmouth, New Jersey.For Atmospheric Sciences Laboratory U.S. Army Electronics Command Fort Monmouth , N. J.Under contract DAAB-07-68- C-0423

Wind-tunnel model study of diffusion: Coalplex Project

July 1975.CER75-76RNM-JEC-JAG3.Includes bibliographical references.Prepared under contract to AE & CI Limited

Wind tunnel study of steam transport and wind forces for a floating nuclear power plant

CER75-76RNM-JAP-JEC12.December 1975; Revised 4-9-76.Includes bibliographical references.Prepared under Contract to Offshore Power Systems, Jacksonville, Florida

Dispersion of vapor from LNG spills: simulation in a meteorological wind tunnel

CER76-77RNM-JEC-DEN-MM57.Under contract to R & D Associates, Marina del Ray (C.A.).Includes bibliographical references (page 35).May 1977

The METCRAX II Field Experiment: A Study of Downslope Windstorm-Type Flows in Arizona\u2019s Meteor Crater

The second Meteor Crater Experiment (METCRAX II) was conducted in October 2013 at Arizona\u2019s Meteor Crater. The experiment was designed to investigate nighttime downslope windstorm 12type flows that form regularly above the inner southwest sidewall of the 1.2-km diameter crater as a southwesterly mesoscale katabatic flow cascades over the crater rim. The objective of METCRAX II is to determine the causes of these strong, intermittent, and turbulent inflows that bring warm-air intrusions into the southwest part of the crater. This article provides an overview of the scientific goals of the experiment; summarizes the measurements, the crater topography, and the synoptic meteorology of the study period; and presents initial analysis results

Continental heat gain in the global climate system

Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/95084/1/grl15494.pd

What determines auditory similarity? The effect of stimulus group and methodology.

Two experiments on the internal representation of auditory stimuli compared the pairwise and grouping methodologies as means of deriving similarity judgements. A total of 45 undergraduate students participated in each experiment, judging the similarity of short auditory stimuli, using one of the methodologies. The experiments support and extend Bonebright's (1996) findings, using a further 60 stimuli. Results from both methodologies highlight the importance of category information and acoustic features, such as root mean square (RMS) power and pitch, in similarity judgements. Results showed that the grouping task is a viable alternative to the pairwise task with N > 20 sounds whilst highlighting subtle differences, such as cluster tightness, between the different task results. The grouping task is more likely to yield category information as underlying similarity judgements