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Flow and dispersion over hills: Comparison between numerical predictions and experimental data

A finite-volume solver (SWIFT) for numerical prediction of flow and dispersion over hills is described. Comparison of predictions with experiment are made for (i) adiabatic flow over 2-D hills (RUSHIL experiment) and (ii) stably-stratified flow over real terrain (Cinder Cone Butte). Suitably-modified k−e turbulence models are shown to yield satisfactory wind speed profiles (windpower) and terrain-amplification factors (dispersion applications).

David D. Apsley | D. Apsley | Ian P. Castro | I. Castro

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