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Final Report Simulation and Analysi
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Executive Summary of Report • Fou
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magnitude. Loose soil surfaces with
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Table of Contents v Page 2.8.5. Fet
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List of Tables Table Page 1. GPS lo
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List of Figures Figure Page 12. TSI
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List of Figures Figure Page 35. The
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1. Introduction 1.1. Background The
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a) b) d) Figure 1. Owens Lake histo
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1.2. Project Objectives and Applica
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Section 2. Experimental Techniques
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valley surface winds; and in the su
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a) b) Radiative Arctic/Pacific Air
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Figure 6. The process of formation
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soil in these locations appeared qu
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Lone Pine “North Sheet Simulation
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2.3. Soil Properties Properties of
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2.4. Wind Tunnel Quantification of
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2.5. Measurement Instrumentation Th
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concentration limit. For the DustTr
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height of oil in a U-tube. The pres
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a) b) Figure 12. TSI DustTrak used
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∆P, (Pa) 800 600 400 200 0 Pressu
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2.6. Measurements 2.6.1. Threshold
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four different soils and variations
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was repeated for up to five velocit
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coarse Owens Lake sand (Soil #2 and
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The procedure of crust formation is
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a minimum temperature difference be
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Figure 16. Schematic of the believe
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Figure 18. Bagnold (1941) experimen
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a) b) Figure 20. The above figure i
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me Control Volume l, length Figure
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0.30 m Soil being Tested 5.0 m Wind
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a) b) Figure 26. Photographs of the
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Figure 28. Photograph showing the i
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0.30 m Hard Soil Crust Wind Directi
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Section 3. Results Summary • Soil
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extract. The arsenic soil concentra
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that crust development is most like
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3.2. Threshold Studies The threshol
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Voltage (V) 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 Nort
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Voltage (V) 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 UCD Fe
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tube. The corresponding plots of th
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z (m) 10 0 10 -1 10 -2 10 -3 10 -4
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3.4. PM10 Loose Soil Emission Rates
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