Evaluating Effects Of Wind-Induced Pressure Fluctuations On Soil-Atmosphere Gas Exchange At A Landfill Using Stochastic Modelling  

Oleh:

Poulsen, Tjalfe G. ; Møldrup, Per

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Waste Management & Research vol. 24 no. 5 (Oct. 2006), page 473-481.
Topik: Landfill gas transport; wind turbulence; pressure fluctuations; soil properties; stochastic modelling: wmr 928-2
Fulltext: 473.pdf (1.75MB)

Isi artikel

The impact of wind turbulence-induced pressure fluctuations at the soil surface on landfill gas transport and emissions to the atmosphere at an old Danish landfill site was investigated using stochastic modelling combined with soil property and gas transport data measured at the site. The impacts of soil physical properties (including air permeability and volumetric water content) and wind-induced pressure fluctuation properties (amplitude and temporal correlation) on landfill gas emissions to the atmosphere were evaluated. Soil-air permeability and pressure fluctuation amplitude were found to be the most important parameters. Wind-induced gas emissions were further compared with gas emissions caused by diffusion and by long-term pressure variations (due to passing weather systems). Here diffusion and wind-induced gas transport were found to be equally important with windinduced gas transport becoming the most important at lower soil-air contents.

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