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Analysis of the costs of avoiding CO2 emissions under the Grant Green Investment Scheme
Priesolová, Martina ; Vojáček, Ondřej (advisor) ; Šedivý, Martin (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the cost to prevent CO2 emissions in the Green Investment Scheme. The research grant program, funded through the sale of surplus emission of bills under the Kyoto Protocol, is briefly framed in the overall context of climate policy (funding sources, AAU units, rules of emission trading, etc.). The thesis analysis the specific projects and then comparing the results obtained with the assumption of the Ministry of Environment on the possible development of the program. The thesis deals with the reduciton of CO2 emissions over the life of action based on available data. The analysis seeks to quantify of the average cost of one ton reduction of CO2 emissions.
Regular variations of air pollution on selected stations during 2003-2006
Střeštík, Jaroslav
In the last decades many effort has been devoted to the investigation of the influence of different meteorological parameters on the morbidity, mortality and other effects in the biosphere. The air pollution has been taken into account in less extent. In this paper we attempt to give a review, which observed data concerning the air pollution are available and which regularities can be met.
Fyzikální modelování změn difúze znečišťujících látek v oblasti křižovatky v závislosti na směru nabíhajícího proudění
Kukačka, Libor ; Jurčáková, Klára ; Kellnerová, Radka ; Jaňour, Zbyněk
The objective of this study is physical modelling of emissions from vehicle exhausts in street canyons within an urban area and the influence of the approach flow direction on contaminant spreading. The requirements of the similarity of the atmospheric boundary layer and a boundary layer in the wind tunnel are satisfied. For several flow directions mean velocity and concentration fields are measured within street canyon intersection inside symmetrical urban built-up area. Scalar fluxes are computed from measured data to quantify pollutant spreading. Results of the experiment show a significant sensitivity of the mean velocity field on the approach flow direction. The approach flow extensively influence contaminant spreading within the built-up area and therefore intensity of street canyons ventilation vary with the approach flow direction. The approximate flow direction with the most favourable dispersion conditions in the studied area is found out.
Traffic Contribution to the Local Air Pollution
Smolík, Jiří ; Bízek, V. ; Schwarz, Jaroslav ; Ždímal, Vladimír ; Ondráček, Jakub ; Džumbová, Lucie ; Mašková, Ludmila
Particles emitted from the road transport represent one of the major aerosol source in the city environment. Due to the fact that increased aerosol concentrations are connected with higher morbidity and mortality, it is necessary to characterize and quantify these emissions in order to evaluate their effect on human health and environment. Road transport emissions include direct particle emissions from exhausts from attrition of brake lining, tires and roads and resuspended particles and indirect emissions in the form of secondary particles produced by chemical reactions of gaseous emissions.
Modelování úniku a disperze nebezpečného plynu
Jaňour, Zbyněk ; Bezpalcová, Klára ; Erhart, Jakub ; Kellnerová, Radka ; Šeděnková, Hana
Liquefied industrial gases and liquefied energy gases are transported, stored and used in steadily increasing amounts.Since the vapours of many of these chemicals are either toxic or flammable or both, there is heightened concern amongst public and regulatory bodies on potential hazards in a case of accidental releases. The objective of this contribution is to present the concept and result of a wind tunnel study of the dispersion of pollution clouds in a atmospheric boundary layer. Scaling laws, which have to be fulfilled in order to ensure model/prototype similitary, have been developed. Examples of the method application have been demonstrated.
Wind tunnel modelling of flow and dispersion in the street canyon
Bezpalcová, Klára ; Leitl, B. ; Jaňour, Zbyněk
There used method of physical moddeling,which is successful in solution of the atmospheric boundary layer problems.The first step was to estabilish charakteristics of the boundary layer in thewind tunnel.The measurement was done on a very simple model of a steet canyon. Atfirst there was measured a flow field and its charakteristics as the mean velocity,the intensity of turbulence and the shear stress by the method of the Laser DopplerAnemometry. Flame Ionization Detector was used for measurements of the concentration of apassive contamination from a line source. There was estimated the critical Building Reynolds Numberfor this setup on the basis of the measurement of concentration. Finally themeasured dimensionless concentration was used to estimete a concentration ofthe air pollution in a real street in a urban area and this estimate was compared with the pollutant limits.
On urban atmospheric boundary layer simulation
Aubrun, S. ; Leitl, B. ; Jaňour, Zbyněk
Flow and dispersion inside the urban street canyon simulation was introduced. Urban region is simulated by roughness elements. the main characteristics of the flow are determined by LDA system and optimalisation of the parameters is determined by spires.
Air pollution model development for complex terrain and it´s application to KRNAP
Jaňour, Zbyněk ; Bílek, V. ; Holpuch, J. ; Kozel, K.
A sopfisticated eulerian dispersion model consisting on numerical solution of flow and diffusion equations on limit area is introduced. The model is applied to the Giant Mountains.
Physical modellling of air pollutant distribution by laser photoacoustic spectrometry in a wind tunnel
Civiš, S. ; Zelinger, Z. ; Jaňour, Zbyněk
In this work we used the laser photoacoustic detectiopn as an analytical tool for monitoring methanol concentration in a wind tunnel. Methanol was chosen as a tracer substance simulating the pollutants. A simple model of a street canyon together with permeation source of methanol vapour was used in various measurements of cross-section profiles. The distribution an concentration of simulated air pollutions has been studied in the street canyon model as a function of the wind velocity.

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