Physical measurements of thermal discharges into Lake Michigan, 1971.

Abstract

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Temperature and velocity measurements and predictive model comparisons in the near-field region of surface thermal discharges

“…The mathematical fitting technique used to obtain the centerlines and widths is described in Sec . V. Centerlines and widths are not shown for any depths for the jet-regime studies conducted at the Palisades Plant on June 14 and July 19,1972. Typically, the Palisades outfall produces a very wide jet, and the data on these dates did not lend themselves to the type of analysis necessary for determining centerlines r:mn winths .…”

Water Resources Research Program: Analysis of Three Years of Complete-Field Temperature Data from Different Sites of Heated Surface Discharges Into Lake Michigan.

“…Three-dimensional temperature data were taken [6], [7], [8] a t four s i t e s of heated surface discharges on Lake Michigan during the 1971, 1972, and 1973 f i e l d years. Chosen were the Point Beach, Waukegan, and State Line s i t e s on the western or southwestern shore of the Lake; and the Palisades s i t e on the eastern shore.…”