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Code Manual for CONTAIN 2.0 - Federation of American Scientists

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discussed in Section 4.2 prior to specifying the flow path elevation and in<br />

particular should note that a flow path connected to the top <strong>of</strong> a cell is treated ~<br />

differently from side-connected or bottom-connected paths. In general, the<br />

robustness <strong>of</strong> the code will be improved if the gas head space associated with<br />

the onset <strong>of</strong> gas or pool flow in a side-connected path is fairly substantial (on<br />

the order <strong>of</strong> 20% <strong>of</strong> the cell volume). Side-connected paths attached very<br />

close to the top <strong>of</strong> the cell are not recommended. To avoid accidental<br />

specification <strong>of</strong> such a side connection when a top connection is intended, it<br />

is recommended that the user rely on the CELLHIST input in the cell<br />

GEOMETRY block to speci@ cell elevations directly, rather than rely on<br />

values that would otherwise be calculated by the code from the initial cell gas<br />

center-<strong>of</strong>-volume elevation, the cell gas “height,” and the initial gas and pool<br />

volumes. (m)<br />

FPCOSN,i,j the cosine <strong>of</strong> the angle <strong>of</strong> the flow path axis with respect to the vertical<br />

= fpcosn direction. The angle is measured between the upward direction and the flow<br />

path axis in the direction from i to j. The value is used to calculate aerosol<br />

settling through the flow path. The value <strong>for</strong> “fpcosn” should be 1 if the end<br />

<strong>of</strong> the flow path at cell j is directly above that at cell i, and -1 if the reverse<br />

is true. Only the component <strong>of</strong> aerosol settling velocities parallel to the flow<br />

path axis is considered. Default= O. (dimensionless)<br />

B. 1.4 Alternative Global AEROSOL Keyword Format<br />

The global AEROSOL keyword may be followed by an optional parameter string.<br />

AEROSOL [newc<strong>of</strong> diaml diarn2 tgasl tgas2 pgasl pgas2]<br />

The parameters have the following definitions:<br />

newc<strong>of</strong> flag <strong>for</strong> calculating aerosol coefficient sets. Default=l.<br />

diarnl aerosol minimum diameter. Default = 1.0x 10-7..(m)<br />

diarn2 aerosol maximum diameter. Default = 1.0x 104. (m)<br />

tgas 1 lower interpolation temperature. Default = 273. (K)<br />

tgas2 upper interpolation temperature. Default = 673. (K)<br />

pgasl lower interpolation pressure. Default = 5.0x 104. (Pa)<br />

pgas2 upper interpolation pressure. Default = 8.0 x 105. (Pa)<br />

The above parameters are followed by the rest <strong>of</strong> the global aerosol input block, discussed in Section<br />

14.2.5. If a keyword entry following the above parameters redefines any <strong>of</strong> the parameters in the<br />

Rev O B6 6/30/97

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