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the  atmosphere,  which  is  characterized  by  the  following  factors:  temperature,
                  pressure, humidity, wind speed. Therefore, the smoke flow can change its shape
                  according  to  the  changes  of  factors  mentioned  above.  The  modern  method  of
                  calculation of air pollution with toxic substances from a single source allows to
                  determine  the  maximum  value  of  the  near-surface  concentration  and  distance,
                  where it is observed from the source of contamination. The highest concentration
                  of toxic substances at the near-surface layer of the atmosphere should not exceed
                  its maximum allowable concentration in the air (MAC):
                                                                      C (max)    MAC ,                                               (4.1)

                         The  calculation  method  of  the  pollutants’  dispersion  is  carried  out  under
                  conditions, when the wind speed reaches dangerous values. Dangerous wind speed
                  is the speed when the concentration of harmful substances at the breathing level
                  reaches its maximum value for a given atmosphere’s condition. The value of the
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                  maximum surface concentration mg/m , of harmful substances during the emission
                  of hot air-gas mixture from a single source with a circular cross section under the
                  unfavorable meteorological conditions at a distance Х  is defined by the following
                                                                               М
                  equation:
                                                          AMFmn
                                                             C     ,                                                 (4.2)
                                                   (max)
                                                         h 2 3  V  T
                                                               g
                  where А – coefficient that depends on the thermally stratified atmosphere (for the
                  Carpathian region – 150);
                         M  –  massive  release  of  toxic  substances  –  total  amount  of  harmful
                  substances into the atmosphere, g/sec;
                         
                            – dimensionless coefficient, which includes the effect of the terrain (equals
                  to 1 with at a differential of 50 m/km);
                         F – dimensionless coefficient that takes into account the sedimentation rate
                  of toxic substances in the atmosphere (from1 to 3);
                         h – geometric tube’s height, m;
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                         V  – volume of gas flowrate, that is released from the source, m /sec;
                           g
                         Т – difference between the temperature of the emitted gas and the average
                  temperature  of  the  air  (which  refers  to  the  average  temperature  of  the  warmest
                  month of the year) ,С;
                         m,  n –  dimensionless  coefficients that take into  account the output of gas
                  mixture from the mouth of the emission source.
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                         The volume flow rate of gas V  m /s, is calculated by the means of the use of
                                                           g

                  values – speed of exit of gases from a pipe and D  – diameter of chimney:
                                                                         0
                                                                D  2
                                                                          V   0   ,                                             (4.3)
                                                           g
                                                                  4     o
                         The coefficients m and n are defined according to the following parameters:
                                                                    V 
                                                                        V   , 0  65 3  g   ,                                              (4.4)
                                                          M
                                                                      h




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