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Fig. 6.18 Daily mean change (OWFr-REFr) of meteorological forcing due to OWF for 16th (a1-
e1), 17th (a2-e2), 18th (a3-e3) and 19th (a4-e4) of June 2010. From top to bottom: 10-m
horizontal wind field (a1-a4), 10-m temperature (b1-b4), 10-m humidity (c1-c4), total precipi-
tation (d1-d4), and presence of clouds (e1-e4). Cloudiness means dark gray —(1) OWFr has
clouds, and REFr has no clouds; light gray ( 1) means OWFr has no cloud but REFr has clouds;
white (0) means the presence of clouds is similar for OWFr and REFr. Arrows in the figures of the
horizontal wind field show wind direction of OWFr. Solid black lines illustrate OWF districts of
expansion scenario B1-2030much
Particularly, a warming is identified with maximal temperature of 0.72 C at day
18 connected with offshore wind. On 19th of June, the cooling dominates due to a
strong wind wake. The effect of the OWFs on the 10-m humidity field consists of a
drying of around 5 % and a reduction of total precipitation by an average of
0.005 kg/kg. Due to such effect, in case of run OWFr, the presence of clouds
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