| Process | Description |
| (i) Straining | P: Removes only particles in the water large enough to get caught in the pores of the filter |
| (ii) Sedimentation | Q: Larger and heavier particles do not follow the fluid streamline around the sand grain and settle on the grain |
| (iii) Interception | R: Particles that do follow the streamline, but are too large and are caught because they brush up against the sand grains |
| (iv) Diffusion | S: Very small particles are experiencing Brownian motion and may collide with the sand grains by chance |
An industry with an effective stack height of 80 m emits 1200 g/h of CO. The windrose indicates wind speed $u=3$ m/s. At a downwind distance of 2 km (plume centerline), the dispersion coefficients $(\sigma_y,\sigma_z)$ depend on wind direction as per the table below.

Air Pollution Concentration Calculation
During the maximum duration of the year (i.e., the most frequent wind direction from the windrose), the ground-level PM2.5 concentration is to be computed at the plume centerline at 2 km. Find the concentration (in μg/m3, rounded off to two decimal places).
Dispersion Coefficients (in m)
| Wind Direction | Dispersion Coefficients (in m) |
|---|---|
| Northeast | Crosswind: 50, Vertical: 20 |
| North | Crosswind: 45, Vertical: 30 |
| Northwest | Crosswind: 40, Vertical: 35 |
| East | Crosswind: 45, Vertical: 30 |
| Southeast | Crosswind: 55, Vertical: 35 |
| South | Crosswind: 60, Vertical: 40 |
| Southwest | Crosswind: 65, Vertical: 45 |
| West | Crosswind: 70, Vertical: 50 |
Table 1: Dispersion coefficients based on wind direction
Ultimate analysis of an MSW sample (mass fractions, % by weight): C = 48, H = 6, O = 35, N = 6, Ash = 5. For burning 1 kg of this MSW (air contains only O$_2$ and N$_2$), the maximum CO$_2$ emitted is ________________ (in kg, rounded off to three decimals).