Three-dimensional oil spill transport and dispersion at sea by an event of blowout. Otero-Diaz, L., Pierini, J., O., Chambel-Leitao, P., Malhadas, M., Ribeiro, J., Chambel-Leitao, J., & Restrepo, J. Dyna, 81(186):42-50, 2014.
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Paper Website doi abstract bibtex 3 downloads The simulated droplet trajectories of the 3-D model at the Caribbean platform showed that droplets with a diameter of 50mmformed a distinct subsurface plume, which was transported horizontally and could remain below the surface. This plume could have a very restricted area of impact because the dispersion is only controlled by the ocean currents which, at 1000 m depth, have a low intensity and are quite turbulent. In this case, the formed plume stayed trapped at 1000 m depth, not posing a risk to the Caribbean Coast. In contrast, droplets with diameters of 250mm, 1 and 10mm rose rapidly to the surface, even with different velocities (6, 10, 20 ms-1).
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