DISPERSAL

a series of outflows from a common point. The best example of a dispersal is an explosion. There is such a thing as an in-dispersal, which would be where the flows are all traveling toward a common center. One might call this an implosion. Outflow and inflow from a common center are classified alike under the word dispersal for handy classification. —PDC Volume 1 Approved Glossary

a series of outflows from a common point. A dispersal is, primarily a number of flows extending from a common center. The best example of a dispersal is an explosion. There is such a thing as an in-dispersal. This would be where the flows are all traveling toward a common center. One might call this an implosion. Outflow and inflow from a common center are classified under the word dispersal. (Scn 8-8008, p. 17) Dispersal explosion Dispersal implosion