Air Dispersion Modeling

Velosi’s Air Dispersion Modeling service provides high-precision simulations of pollutant behavior in the atmosphere to support environmental permitting and risk assessment. Designed for facilities emitting air pollutants, this service ensures compliance with EAD air quality guidelines, as well as international standards and best practices.

Our modeling covers a range of pollutants, including particulate matter, VOCs, SOx, NOx, and CO, and is applicable across various industries, from oil & gas and power generation to manufacturing and waste treatment. With a strategic approach, it aims to predict the transport, transformation, and deposition of pollutants in ambient air to ensure that emissions remain within regulatory limits and avoid adverse environmental and health impacts.

Velosi’s Air Dispersion Modeling uses advanced tools and deep regulatory expertise to help industries manage their emissions responsibly and timely.

Air dispersion modeling

6 Stages of the Air Dispersion Modeling Process

Source Inventory and Emission Data Collection
Dispersion Calculations
Terrain and Receptor Grid Development (Concentration Determination)
Model Setup, Calibration, and Analysis (e.g., AERMOD, CALPUFF)
Simulation and Sensitivity Analysis
Impact Assessment and Reporting

Benefits of Air Dispersion Modeling

Ensures compliance with EAD and international air quality standards
Predicts pollutant concentrations at sensitive receptors
Supports permitting, operational planning, and stack height design
Helps identify and mitigate high-risk emission sources
Strengthens Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs)
Builds trust with regulators and stakeholders through transparent reporting

Deliverables of Air Dispersion Modeling

Comprehensive emission inventory and source characterization
Meteorological and terrain data processing
Calibrated air dispersion model setup and results
Concentration isopleths and receptor analysis maps
Compliance evaluation against EAD thresholds
Detailed technical report for regulatory submission

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