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22 Aug 2017
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Numerical simulation of non-neutral forest canopy flows at a site in North-Eastern France
Abstract. The flow over densely forested terrain under neutral and non-neutral conditions is considered using commercially available Computational Fluid Dynamics software. Results are validated against data from a site in North-Eastern France. It is shown that the effects of both neutral and stable atmospheric stratifications can be modelled numerically using state of the art methodologies whilst unstable stratifications are more difficult to simulate accurately. The sensitivity of the numerical model to parameters such as canopy height, canopy density and the turbulence modelling constant Cμ is also assessed.
How to cite. Desmond, C. J., Watson, S. J., Montavon, C., and Murphy, J.: Numerical simulation of non-neutral forest canopy flows at a site in North-Eastern France, Wind Energ. Sci. Discuss. [preprint], https://doi.org/10.5194/wes-2017-34, 2017.
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Cian J. Desmond
MaREI, University college Cork, Ireland
Simon J. Watson
DUWIND, Delft University of Technology
Christiane Montavon
ANSYS Europe Ltd
Jimmy Murphy
MaREI, University college Cork, Ireland
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The flow over densely forested terrain under neutral and non-neutral conditions is considered using commercially available Computational Fluid Dynamics software. Results are validated against data from a site in North-Eastern France. It is shown that the effects of both neutral and stable atmospheric stratifications can be modelled numerically using state of the art methodologies whilst unstable stratifications remain elusive.
The flow over densely forested terrain under neutral and non-neutral conditions is considered...
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