Modeling of Synergetic Action of Radiation and Chemical Pollution on the Environmental Safety

Remez, N.; Dychko, A.; Yevtieieva, L.; Kraychuk, S.; Ostapchuk, N.; Oliinyk, J.

doi:10.2478/lpts-2019-0010

Abstract

The present paper provides a simple mathematical model that describes the synergistic interaction of environmental factors that occur in urban ecosystem. The model predicts the value of maximum synergistic action and the condition for its achievement, as well as implies the dependence of synergistic action on the intensity of the agents used and the proportion of irreversible damages after the combined effects. The developed mathematical model can be used to predict the accumulation of pollution in the ground layer of soil.

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Modeling of Synergetic Action of Radiation and Chemical Pollution on the Environmental Safety

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