Mathematical modeling of biogas lifting from the municipal solid waste polygon
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2018.143412Keywords:
biogas, mathematical model, municipal solid waste polygon, heated gas formationsAbstract
The mathematical model specified height and time dependence of the center movement speed, proper size (radius), excess relative temperature, buoyancy of heated gas formations (biogas) with convective rise in atmospheric air above the municipal solid waste polygon has been developed in the paper. The numerical estimates of changes in the main parameters of heated gas formations for proper situations from the municipal solid waste polygon have been provided
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