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NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES NEW INSTRUMENTATION American Ref-Fuel of Houston, TX, a developer of waste-to-energy projects nationwide, has awarded two contracts to Enviroplan, Inc. Essex County Resource Recovery Facility in Newark, NJ: the project will generate power for Public Service Gas & Electric. It will burn 2277 tons per day producing 50-60 MW. Equipment furnished b& Enviropian includes nine Data Acquisition System, CEMOXzTM Oxy en Analyzers, three CEMOP TM 281 Opacity Monitors, one CEMDAST and two CEMEX &.i Gas Extractive Systems measuring the emissions of CO, SOa, NO,, H20 and COa. CRRA Southeast Resource Recovery Facility in Preston, CT: this facility will produce electricity to be sold to Connecticut Light & Power. It will bum 600 tons per day producing 12 MW. Equipment furnished by Enviroplan includes two CEMOXz Oxygen Analyzers, one CEOP 281 Opacity Monitor, one CEMDAS Data Acquisition System, and two CEMEX Systems measuring the emissions of C02, VOC, SOz, NO,, CO, COZ and HzO. Enviroplan, Inc. is a large environmental company specializing in instruments, systems, and services for pollutant emission measurement; air quality and meteorological monitoring programs; advance computer systems for environmental applications; and environmental consulting services to industry, public utilities and governmental agencies. Contact Mary Amalfitano, Enviroplan, Inc., 59 Main Street, West Orange, NJ 07052, U.S.A. Call (201) 325-1544.
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Kumar M.R.R. and Rao L.V.G. (1989) Latitudinal variation of air-sea fluxes in the Western Indian Ocean during Austral summer and fall. Boundary-Layer Met. 48, 99-
Prowell G.H., McGown M.R., Viswanathan R. et al. (1989) Split-level plumes. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39,
107.
Hsu S.A. (1989) A ve~~~tion of an analytical formuIa for estimating the height of the stable internal boundary layer. Boundary-Layer
Met. 48, 197-201.
processes
847-85 1.
Halitsky J. (1989) A jet plume model for short stacks. J. Ass. 39, 856-883. Maitani T. (1989) . , Wave-like fluctuations observed in the stable surface layer over a plant canopy (2). BoundaryAir Waste hanag.
Layer Met. 48, 19-31. Emissions
Linak W.P., Ryan J.V., Perry E. et al. (1989) Chemical and biological characterization of products of incomplete combustion from the simulated field burning of agricultural plastic. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 836-846, Girovich M.J. (1989) Performance of slagging rotary kiln incinerator. J. Air Waste Manaa. Ass. 39. 884-886. Cachier H., Bremond M.-P. a;d Buat-Menard P. (1989) Carbonaceous aerosols from different tropical biomass burning sources. Nature 340, 371-373. Rondo; A. and Sanhueza E. (1989) High HONO atmospheric concentrations during ‘vegetation burning in the tropical Savannah. Tellus 41B, 474-477. Kabl J.D. and Hansen A.D.A. (1989) Determination of regional sources of aerosol black carbon in the Arctic. Geophys. Res. Lett. 16, 327-330. Kirchhoff V.W.J.H., Setzer A.W. and Pereira M.C. (1989) Biomass burning in Amazonia: seasonal effects on atmospheric O3 and CO. Geophys. Res. Lett. l&469--172. Simoneit B.R.T. (1989) Organic matter of the troposphere - V: application of molecular marker analysis to biogenic emissions into the troposphere for source reconciliations. J. atnros. C/rem. 8, 251-275. Cundy V.A., Lester T.W., Sterling A.M. et al. (1989) Rotary kiln incineration III, an in-depth study - kiln exit/ afterburner/stack train and kiln exit pattern factor measurements during liquid Ccl, processing. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39. 944-952.
Fuerst R.G., Logan T.J., Midgett M.R. et al. (1989) Sampling and analysis experiments for improved characterization of products of incomplete combustion. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 960-968.
Knoll J.H. (1989) The basic economics of hydrocarbon vapour control. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 1~1010.
Parlange M.B. and Brutsaert W. (1989) Regional roughness of the Landes Forest and surface shear stress under neutral conditions. Boundary-Layer Met. 48, 69-81. Skupniewicz C.E., Kamada R.F. and Schacher G.E. (1989) Turbulence measurements over complex terrain. Boundary-Layer
Met. 48, X19-128.
Beniston M., Ruffieux D. and Hertig J.-A. (1989) A combined numerical and wind-tunnel study of ventilation and air ~llution episodes in a rural valley of Switzerland. Boundary-Layer
Met. 48, 129-156.
Transport
Kramm G. (1989) A numerical method for determining the dry deposition of atmospheric trace gases. BoundaryLayer Met. 48, 157-175. Dispersion
Pudykiewicz J. (1989) Simulation of the Chernobyl dispersion with a 3-D hemispheric tracer model. Tellus 41B, 391412.
Transformation
Bunce N.J. and Nakai J.S. (1989) Atmosphe~c chemistry of chlorinated phenols. J. Air Wasfe Manag. Ass. 39,820823.
Austin J. and Butchart N. (1989) A study of air particle motions during a stratospheric warming and their influence on photochemistry. Q.Jj R. met. Soc.‘ilJ, 841-866. Nataraian M. and Callis L.B. (1989) Examination of stratospheric ozone photochemistry in light of recent data. Geophys. Res. Left. 16, 473-476. Wolff E.W., Mulvaney R. and Oates K. (1989) Diffusion and location of hydrochloric acid in ice: implications for polar stratospheric clouds and ozone depletion. Geophys.
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Rex Lett. 16, 487490.
Krueger A.J., Stolarksi R.S. and Schoeberl M.R. (1989) Formation of the I988 Antarctic ozone hole. Geophvs. Rex Left. 16, 381-384.
Comparison of enhanced and routine methods tar measuring ambient low-level sulphur dioxide. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39. 981-983. Data presentation
Removal processes
Galloway J.N., Keene W.C., Artz R.S. et al. (1989) Processes controlling the concentrations of SO,+*, NO,: in orecioitation on BerNH,+. HCOO,- and CHXOO, muda. Tellus 4iB, 427-443. ’ ’ ’ Wagner G.H. and Steele K.F. (1989) Na’/Cl- ratios in rain across the U.S.A.. 1982-1986. Tellus 41B, 444-451. Effects
Freudenthal P.C., Roth H.D., Hammerstrom T. et al. (1989) Health risks of short-term SO, exposure to exercising asthamtics. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 831-835. Jensen K.F. and Dochinger L.S. (1989) Response of eastern hardwood species to ozone, sulphur dioxide and acid precipitation. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 852-855. Puskin J.S. and Nelson C.B. (1989) EPA’s perspective on risks from residential Radon exposure. .I. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 915-920.
Adams R.M., Glyer J.D., Johnson S.L. et al. (1989) A reassessment of the economic effects of ozone on U.S. agriculture. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 96Ck968. Atkinson R.J., Matthews W.A., Newman P.A. et al. (1989) Evidence of the mid-latitude impact of Antarctic ozone depletion. Nature 340, 269-270. Henderson-Sellers A., McGuffie K., Charlson R.J. et al. (1989) Sulphate aerosols and climate. Nature 340,435%438. Karoly J.D. (1989) Northern Hemisphere temperature trends: a possible greenhouse gas effect. Geophys. Res. Lett. 16, 465-468.
Yaziz M.I. and Yen A.W.P. (1989) Effects of ventilation and air temperature on pollution levels in underground car parks. Water Air Soil Pollut. 44. 375-385. Schoeberl M.R., Stolarski R.S. and Krueger A.J. (1989) The 1988 Antarctic ozone depletion comparison with previous year depletions. Geophys. Res. Lett. 16, 337-380. Hamm S.. Helas G. and Warneck P. (1989) Acetonitrile in the air over Europe. Geophys. Res. Lett. 16, 483-486. Godin S., Megie G. and Pelon J. (1989) Systematic lidar measurements of the stratospheric ozone vertical distribution. Geophys. Res. Len. 16, 547-550. Okano S., Taguchi M. and Fukuishi H. (1989) Stratospheric ozone measurements with a tunable diode laser heterodyne spectrometer. Geophys. Res. Left. 16. 5S1554.
Matthews W.A.. Kondo Y.. Fabian P. et ul. (19%))Nitric oxide profiles measured in situ during the Globus ‘X5 campaign. J. attnos. Chem. 8, 229-240. Luria M., Lifschitz B. and Peleg M. (1YXY)Particulate sulphate levels at a rural site in Israel. J. afmos. Chem. 8. 241-250. Altshuller A.P. (lY89) Nonmethane organic compound to nitrogen oxide ratios and organic composition in cities and rural areas. J. Air Waste Manag, Ass. 39, 93h-942. Modelling
Nerin C., Olavide S., Cache J. et al. (1989) Determination of lead in airborne particulate by hydride generation.
Legrand M.R., Stordal F., Isaksen I.S.A. et al. (1989) A model study of the stratospheric budget of odd nitrogen, including effects of solar cycle variations. TeNus 41B, 413426. Henderson G.S., McConnell J.C. and Evans W.F.J. (1989) A comparison of model calculations and measurements of acetone in the troposphere and stratosphere. J.
Water Air Soil Pollut. 44, 339-345.
atmos. Chem. 8, 277-298.
Data acquisition
Junkermann W., Platt U. and Volz-Thomas A. (1989) A photoelectric detector for the measurement of photolysis frequencies of ozone and other atmospheric molecules. J. atmos. Chem. 8, 203-227. Bierma T.J.. Croke K.G. and Swartzman D. (1989) Accuracy and precision of home radon monitoring and the effectiveness of EPA monitoring guidelines. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 953-959.
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Hisamatsu Y., Ping L. and Dasgupta P.K. (1989) Measurement of trace levels of atmospheric sulphur dioxide with a gold film sensor. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 975-980. Reisinger L.M., Olsznya K.J. and Hetrick T.L. (1989)
Legislation
Kolstead C.D. and Williams M.D. (1989) Aggregate source-receptor relations for economic analysis of ambient regulations. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 824-830. Aerosolslcloudr
Jones R.L. (1989) Depletion of volcanic aerosols. Nature 340, 269-270. Morley B.M., Uthe E.E. and Viezee W. (1989) Airborne lidar observations of clouds in the Antarctic troposphere. Geophys. Res. Lett. 16, 491-194.
News and Opinions
NEW PRODUCTS AND SERVICES NEW INSTRUMENTATION American Ref-Fuel of Houston, TX, a developer of waste-to-energy projects nationwide, has awarded two contracts to Enviroplan, Inc. Essex County Resource Recovery Facility in Newark, NJ: the project will generate power for Public Service Gas & Electric. It will burn 2277 tons per day producing 50-60 MW. Equipment furnished b& Enviropian includes nine Data Acquisition System, CEMOXzTM Oxy en Analyzers, three CEMOP TM 281 Opacity Monitors, one CEMDAST and two CEMEX &.i Gas Extractive Systems measuring the emissions of CO, SOa, NO,, H20 and COa. CRRA Southeast Resource Recovery Facility in Preston, CT: this facility will produce electricity to be sold to Connecticut Light & Power. It will bum 600 tons per day producing 12 MW. Equipment furnished by Enviroplan includes two CEMOXz Oxygen Analyzers, one CEOP 281 Opacity Monitor, one CEMDAS Data Acquisition System, and two CEMEX Systems measuring the emissions of C02, VOC, SOz, NO,, CO, COZ and HzO. Enviroplan, Inc. is a large environmental company specializing in instruments, systems, and services for pollutant emission measurement; air quality and meteorological monitoring programs; advance computer systems for environmental applications; and environmental consulting services to industry, public utilities and governmental agencies. Contact Mary Amalfitano, Enviroplan, Inc., 59 Main Street, West Orange, NJ 07052, U.S.A. Call (201) 325-1544.
RECENT TITLES OF INTEREST JOURNAL
ARTICLES
Meteorology
Aerodynamic
Kumar M.R.R. and Rao L.V.G. (1989) Latitudinal variation of air-sea fluxes in the Western Indian Ocean during Austral summer and fall. Boundary-Layer Met. 48, 99-
Prowell G.H., McGown M.R., Viswanathan R. et al. (1989) Split-level plumes. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39,
107.
Hsu S.A. (1989) A ve~~~tion of an analytical formuIa for estimating the height of the stable internal boundary layer. Boundary-Layer
Met. 48, 197-201.
processes
847-85 1.
Halitsky J. (1989) A jet plume model for short stacks. J. Ass. 39, 856-883. Maitani T. (1989) . , Wave-like fluctuations observed in the stable surface layer over a plant canopy (2). BoundaryAir Waste hanag.
Layer Met. 48, 19-31. Emissions
Linak W.P., Ryan J.V., Perry E. et al. (1989) Chemical and biological characterization of products of incomplete combustion from the simulated field burning of agricultural plastic. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 836-846, Girovich M.J. (1989) Performance of slagging rotary kiln incinerator. J. Air Waste Manaa. Ass. 39. 884-886. Cachier H., Bremond M.-P. a;d Buat-Menard P. (1989) Carbonaceous aerosols from different tropical biomass burning sources. Nature 340, 371-373. Rondo; A. and Sanhueza E. (1989) High HONO atmospheric concentrations during ‘vegetation burning in the tropical Savannah. Tellus 41B, 474-477. Kabl J.D. and Hansen A.D.A. (1989) Determination of regional sources of aerosol black carbon in the Arctic. Geophys. Res. Lett. 16, 327-330. Kirchhoff V.W.J.H., Setzer A.W. and Pereira M.C. (1989) Biomass burning in Amazonia: seasonal effects on atmospheric O3 and CO. Geophys. Res. Lett. l&469--172. Simoneit B.R.T. (1989) Organic matter of the troposphere - V: application of molecular marker analysis to biogenic emissions into the troposphere for source reconciliations. J. atnros. C/rem. 8, 251-275. Cundy V.A., Lester T.W., Sterling A.M. et al. (1989) Rotary kiln incineration III, an in-depth study - kiln exit/ afterburner/stack train and kiln exit pattern factor measurements during liquid Ccl, processing. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39. 944-952.
Fuerst R.G., Logan T.J., Midgett M.R. et al. (1989) Sampling and analysis experiments for improved characterization of products of incomplete combustion. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 960-968.
Knoll J.H. (1989) The basic economics of hydrocarbon vapour control. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 1~1010.
Parlange M.B. and Brutsaert W. (1989) Regional roughness of the Landes Forest and surface shear stress under neutral conditions. Boundary-Layer Met. 48, 69-81. Skupniewicz C.E., Kamada R.F. and Schacher G.E. (1989) Turbulence measurements over complex terrain. Boundary-Layer
Met. 48, X19-128.
Beniston M., Ruffieux D. and Hertig J.-A. (1989) A combined numerical and wind-tunnel study of ventilation and air ~llution episodes in a rural valley of Switzerland. Boundary-Layer
Met. 48, 129-156.
Transport
Kramm G. (1989) A numerical method for determining the dry deposition of atmospheric trace gases. BoundaryLayer Met. 48, 157-175. Dispersion
Pudykiewicz J. (1989) Simulation of the Chernobyl dispersion with a 3-D hemispheric tracer model. Tellus 41B, 391412.
Transformation
Bunce N.J. and Nakai J.S. (1989) Atmosphe~c chemistry of chlorinated phenols. J. Air Wasfe Manag. Ass. 39,820823.
Austin J. and Butchart N. (1989) A study of air particle motions during a stratospheric warming and their influence on photochemistry. Q.Jj R. met. Soc.‘ilJ, 841-866. Nataraian M. and Callis L.B. (1989) Examination of stratospheric ozone photochemistry in light of recent data. Geophys. Res. Left. 16, 473-476. Wolff E.W., Mulvaney R. and Oates K. (1989) Diffusion and location of hydrochloric acid in ice: implications for polar stratospheric clouds and ozone depletion. Geophys.
News and Opinions
2630
Rex Lett. 16, 487490.
Krueger A.J., Stolarksi R.S. and Schoeberl M.R. (1989) Formation of the I988 Antarctic ozone hole. Geophvs. Rex Left. 16, 381-384.
Comparison of enhanced and routine methods tar measuring ambient low-level sulphur dioxide. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39. 981-983. Data presentation
Removal processes
Galloway J.N., Keene W.C., Artz R.S. et al. (1989) Processes controlling the concentrations of SO,+*, NO,: in orecioitation on BerNH,+. HCOO,- and CHXOO, muda. Tellus 4iB, 427-443. ’ ’ ’ Wagner G.H. and Steele K.F. (1989) Na’/Cl- ratios in rain across the U.S.A.. 1982-1986. Tellus 41B, 444-451. Effects
Freudenthal P.C., Roth H.D., Hammerstrom T. et al. (1989) Health risks of short-term SO, exposure to exercising asthamtics. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 831-835. Jensen K.F. and Dochinger L.S. (1989) Response of eastern hardwood species to ozone, sulphur dioxide and acid precipitation. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 852-855. Puskin J.S. and Nelson C.B. (1989) EPA’s perspective on risks from residential Radon exposure. .I. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 915-920.
Adams R.M., Glyer J.D., Johnson S.L. et al. (1989) A reassessment of the economic effects of ozone on U.S. agriculture. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 96Ck968. Atkinson R.J., Matthews W.A., Newman P.A. et al. (1989) Evidence of the mid-latitude impact of Antarctic ozone depletion. Nature 340, 269-270. Henderson-Sellers A., McGuffie K., Charlson R.J. et al. (1989) Sulphate aerosols and climate. Nature 340,435%438. Karoly J.D. (1989) Northern Hemisphere temperature trends: a possible greenhouse gas effect. Geophys. Res. Lett. 16, 465-468.
Yaziz M.I. and Yen A.W.P. (1989) Effects of ventilation and air temperature on pollution levels in underground car parks. Water Air Soil Pollut. 44. 375-385. Schoeberl M.R., Stolarski R.S. and Krueger A.J. (1989) The 1988 Antarctic ozone depletion comparison with previous year depletions. Geophys. Res. Lett. 16, 337-380. Hamm S.. Helas G. and Warneck P. (1989) Acetonitrile in the air over Europe. Geophys. Res. Lett. 16, 483-486. Godin S., Megie G. and Pelon J. (1989) Systematic lidar measurements of the stratospheric ozone vertical distribution. Geophys. Res. Len. 16, 547-550. Okano S., Taguchi M. and Fukuishi H. (1989) Stratospheric ozone measurements with a tunable diode laser heterodyne spectrometer. Geophys. Res. Left. 16. 5S1554.
Matthews W.A.. Kondo Y.. Fabian P. et ul. (19%))Nitric oxide profiles measured in situ during the Globus ‘X5 campaign. J. attnos. Chem. 8, 229-240. Luria M., Lifschitz B. and Peleg M. (1YXY)Particulate sulphate levels at a rural site in Israel. J. afmos. Chem. 8. 241-250. Altshuller A.P. (lY89) Nonmethane organic compound to nitrogen oxide ratios and organic composition in cities and rural areas. J. Air Waste Manag, Ass. 39, 93h-942. Modelling
Nerin C., Olavide S., Cache J. et al. (1989) Determination of lead in airborne particulate by hydride generation.
Legrand M.R., Stordal F., Isaksen I.S.A. et al. (1989) A model study of the stratospheric budget of odd nitrogen, including effects of solar cycle variations. TeNus 41B, 413426. Henderson G.S., McConnell J.C. and Evans W.F.J. (1989) A comparison of model calculations and measurements of acetone in the troposphere and stratosphere. J.
Water Air Soil Pollut. 44, 339-345.
atmos. Chem. 8, 277-298.
Data acquisition
Junkermann W., Platt U. and Volz-Thomas A. (1989) A photoelectric detector for the measurement of photolysis frequencies of ozone and other atmospheric molecules. J. atmos. Chem. 8, 203-227. Bierma T.J.. Croke K.G. and Swartzman D. (1989) Accuracy and precision of home radon monitoring and the effectiveness of EPA monitoring guidelines. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 953-959.
- -
Hisamatsu Y., Ping L. and Dasgupta P.K. (1989) Measurement of trace levels of atmospheric sulphur dioxide with a gold film sensor. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 975-980. Reisinger L.M., Olsznya K.J. and Hetrick T.L. (1989)
Legislation
Kolstead C.D. and Williams M.D. (1989) Aggregate source-receptor relations for economic analysis of ambient regulations. J. Air Waste Manag. Ass. 39, 824-830. Aerosolslcloudr
Jones R.L. (1989) Depletion of volcanic aerosols. Nature 340, 269-270. Morley B.M., Uthe E.E. and Viezee W. (1989) Airborne lidar observations of clouds in the Antarctic troposphere. Geophys. Res. Lett. 16, 491-194.