Environmental Science
5 years ago

Wind turbulence patterns in China's Three-North Regions impact wind energy potential.

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IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science
Characteristics of wind turbulence near the boundary layer in Three-North Regions of China
Yan Li, Guo Haiping, Lei Li

Paper Summary

The study analyzed wind turbulence in different regions of China from 2013 to 2017. They found that wind speed increased with height, with the highest speeds at 100m. Wind turbulence decreased from low to high layers and varied among regions. The highest turbulence was in the NEC region, followed by NWC and NC. Turbulence was highest around 14:00 and decreased throughout the day. The lower the layer, the greater the range of turbulence change.

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