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Agricultural Engineering Research - English edition

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    The Modelling of Odour Dispersion with Time-Resolved Models
    (2000) Boeker, Peter; Wallenfang, Oliver; Koster, Frank; Croce, Roberto; Diekmann, Bernd; Griebel, Michael; Schulze Lammers, Peter
    In connection with the methods used so far, this contribution describes a new approach for the modelling of odour dispersion. Using the aid of example cases, the methodology of odour prognosis with different approaches is explained, and their advantages and dis- advantages as well as their limitations are discussed. Particular attention is given to close-range dispersion from odour emis- sion sources with low source heights and a complex fluidic environment. Typical examples of such cases are agricultural sources or biological processing plants (composting, sewage treatment plants). The new dispersion model is a further development of the NaSt3D model with two variants of improved dispersion modelling, an advection- diffusion approach (Euler model) and a Lagrange-particle model. This model is able to conduct time-resolved calculations of flows and disper- sion and hence allows the question of concentration fluctuation, which is important for odour phenomena, to be integrated into the model. The parallelizing of the computer code enables terrain- and source configu- rations which have been too complex thus far to be calculated in a fine division of the calculation grid. At present, computer clusters and high- performance computers can be used for this purpose in anticipation of the fast further development of efficient personal computers. The consistently analytical approach avoids empirical model supple- ments with adaptation parameters, such as the otherwise necessary mo- dels of exceeding probability, and can thus be calibrated on a physical basis.