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Multiply Equation (17.17) (the divergence equation for turbulent fluctuations in
the Atmospheric Boundary Layer) by q
, take the time average, then substitute the
resulting equation into the final term in the last equation to give:
S
q
q
q
q
E
q
u
q
v
q
w
q
+ + +
u
v w q
=∇++−′
n
.
2
u
+′
q
+′
v
+′
q wq
+′
+′
(26.5)
q
t
x
y
z
x
x
y
y
z
z
rr
a
a
Recalling that the chain rule gives:
(
uq
′′
)
q
u
(
vq
′′
)
q
u
= ′
u
.
+′
q
.
;
=′
v
.
+′
q
.
;
x
x
x
y
y
y
(
qw
′′
)
q
w
=′
w
.
+′
q
.
z
z
z
The final term in Equation (26.5) can be re-written to give the required prognostic
equation for mean humidity in the atmosphere, thus:
(
)
(
)
(
)
S
uq
′′
vq
′′
wq
′′
q
q
q
q
E
q
2
+
u
+
v w q
+
=
n
.
∇+
+
+
+
q
t
x
y
z
x
y
z
rr
a
a
In Equations (26.1) and Equations (26.2) the terms that become negligible with
the assumptions given in the question are as follows.
S
q
(b)
r
a
E
r
E
c
(c)
and
ap
r
a
R
c
n
(d)
r
ap
2
2
q uq
(e)
n
.
q
and
q
q
q
(f )
and
w
w
z
z
(g)
(
uq
x
′′
)
,
(
n
′′
q
y
)
,
(
u
′′
q
)
and
(
nq
′′
)
x
y
q
q
y
y
q
q
(h)
u
,
n
,
u
and
n
x
x
(i) After making all of the above simplifying assumptions Equations (26.1)
and (26.2) become:
q
(
w q
′′
)
q
(
w
′′
q
)
=−
and
=−
t
z
t
z
(j) At level (i) the temperature will be warmer and the humidity will change little .
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