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JayReynolds
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posted 10-27-2000 08:43 AM
 
Welcome canex. Your knowledge is sorely needed here, as elsewhere. There could be some hope after all, one small leak in the dam of deception, if allowed to continue, could breach the wall and the flood of truth
cannot be stopped, if free speech gets a chance. 209.206.156.52  |
cydoniaquest
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803 posts, Aug 2000
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posted 10-27-2000 02:27 PM
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canex
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USA
164 posts, Oct 2000
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posted 10-27-2000 03:46 PM
To Thermit:
Unfortunately, the Hanson and Hanson reference is not the greatest for determining contrail formation. A paper by Ulrich Schumann ("Contrail formation from aircraft exhausts," Meteorologischen Zeitschrift, Vol. 5, 1996, pp. 4 - 23 ) is probably the best one out there for giving a technical overview of contrail formation. There is no particular simple formula for determining the threshold temperature for contrail formation at a given pressure altitude. A series of non-linear differential equations describing the thermodynamics of formation is necessary to arrive at the threshold temperatures. These can be solved iteratively, but can also be approximated with a series of linear equations that require several variable inputs like engine efficiency factors, fuel hydrogen content, ambient water vapor mixing ratios, pressure, and temperature. Some simple curves can also be constructed for various values of relative humidity. These equations can be found in the appendix 2 of the Scumann paper. Also included in that paper is a plot showing the thresold temperatures for contrail formation for a particular fuel efficiency and several ambient relative humidities. In that plot, a temperature less than -42C or 231K is required for contrail formation when RH < 100%.
Persistent contrails will only occur when the ambient RH with respect to ice (RHI) > 100%. Thus, one should expect persistent contrails the Schmidt-Appelton criteria (threshold temperature for contrail formation) are met and the RHI > 100%. I will provide that fromula whenever i can dig it up.
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Nola30
Senior Member
Tuscaloosa AL U.S.A.
41 posts, Jul 2000
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posted 10-27-2000 04:26 PM
Elvis,
I am not disputing the FACT that aircraft put out exhaust and "normal" condensation trails. I am saying that I have witnessed these sprayers, as I have come to call them in action. They are spraying something, that at first appears to be condensation trails. Then it spreads out and forms fake cloud cover. Any cloud that forms due to something that people are doing or causing is not a natural cloud. I guess you will argue with that too. I don't know what it is they are spraying, but they are spraying something and it forms fake rusty- murky looking clouds. What-ever it is, it could not be a good thing or who-ever is doing it would want the credit. Try as you may, you cannot change my mind. I trust my own eyes more than you or any of the rest of these self -proclaimed experts.
BTW I have never claimed to be an expert on the matter. I am just reporting what I see in my area.
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cydoniaquest
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803 posts, Aug 2000
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posted 10-27-2000 04:30 PM
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Thermit
Tech
Houston, TX
2733 posts, Jul 2000
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posted 10-27-2000 04:40 PM
Thanks Canex, will be looking forward to seeing the Schumann equations.Still wondering about the 0-5 and 5-7 degree difference between temp and dewpoint guides...are they applicable to only a given range of altitudes, or somewhat universal? Really appreciate you digging up the information...
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Thermit
Tech
Houston, TX
2733 posts, Jul 2000
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posted 10-27-2000 05:01 PM
Canex, Cy, et all, please see the new "Contrail Factors" thread for continuing the contrail discussion...Click here. Thanks.
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