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CORMIX is a USEPA-supported mixing zone model and decision support system for environmental impact assessment of regulatory mixing zones resulting from continuous point source discharges. The system emphasizes the role of boundary interaction to predict steady-state mixing behavior and plume geometry.

The CORMIX methodology contains systems to model single-port, multiport diffuser discharges and surface discharge sources. Effluents considered may be conservative, non-conservative, heated, brine discharges or contain suspended sediments. Advanced information systems provide documented water quality modeling, NPDES regulatory decision support, visualization of regulatory mixing zones, and tools for outfall specification and design.

MixZon Inc is the primary contact for CORMIX information, licensing, sales and technical support.
CORMIX software is licensed and distributed solely by MixZon Inc

* An Introduction to CORMIX v12.0(PDF Document) - CLICK HERE Go Button Image

* CORMIX - Online Training - October 2024 - CLICK HERE Go Button Image

* "Wastewater Disposal Systems, Mixing Zone Water Quality Management, and Outfall Design" - e Blogger Image

* CORMIX v12.0 Versions and Features - CLICK HEREGo Button Image

Boundary
Example of a wastewater outfall where boundary interaction is important within the mixing zone. The plume contacts the shoreline and exhibits upstream density current buoyant spreading. Due to the shallow coastal water, near-field flow instabilities with benthic impacts are likely (Photo: I. Wood).
Atmospheric
An atmospheric example of turbulent buoyant jet mixing in a stratified shear flow. Initial mixing is controlled by the interplay of discharge and ambient conditions. The CORMIX subsystem CorJet can be applied to initial atmospheric plume mixing as well. (Photo: Ralph Turcotte, Beverly (Massachusetts) Times).