Careful photographic observations were made on the rise of smoke plumes from the Lakeview Generating Station, Ontario, in the spring of 1965 and 1967. Data relating to the stack variables were collected in some detail.nThe mean path of a buoyant bent-over plume has been described by a theory that considers the plume to rise in three distinct phases. The first phase is based on the entrainment hypothesis of Morton, Taylor and Turner 1956. The second and third phases modify this entrainment hypothesis considerably and are based on more established theory. The diffusion processes within the plume are attributed to self-generated turbulence and atmospheric turbulence of the inertial subrange eddies and the energy containing eddies for the second and ' third phases respectively.
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