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10/1/2006 2:11:56 PM
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Weather Modification
Sponsor Name
Utah Department of Natural Resources
Title
Propane Cloud Seeding Expiriment Overview: Wasatch Plateau, Utah, During Winter of 2003-2004
Prepared For
Utah DNR
Prepared By
Dr. Arlin Super and James A. Heimbach, Jr.
Date
3/1/2005
State
UT
Weather Modification - Doc Type
Scientific Study
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<br />... ~ <br /> <br />Cover Photo <br /> <br />This is an image of the propane dispenser at the northwest <br />end of a line of three high altitude dispensers used at the HAS <br />high altitude seeding location on the west slope of the <br />Wasatch Plateau. The view is across the Sanpete Valley <br />toward the San Pitch Mountains. The propane dispensers, <br />aligned across the prevailing southwest wind, were used <br />during the Utah 2003-2004 randomized cloud seeding <br />experiment. Horizontal separation between dispensers was <br />about 100 feet to reduce aggregation of seeded ice crystals. <br />The arms holding the two propane nozzles were also aligned <br />across the prevailing southwest wind. Each nozzle had an <br />upwind circular shield to protect it from rime ice buildup. <br />Temperature sensors were immediately downwind of each <br />nozzle to verify propane release by its cooling effect to about <br />-100 deg F. The propane lines were insulated to prevent <br />premature vaporization of the liquid propane. All three <br />dispensers were controlled by a programmed data logger at <br />the central release site, at an elevation of 8370 feet. Each <br />dispenser had two nozzles and each nozzle released propane <br />at a rate near 3.5 gallons per hour. <br /> <br />
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