What is the term used to describe the variation of wind speed with height above the ground?
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Nature of wind – wind structure and measurement - wind power laws - velocity and power duration curves - aero foil - tip speed ratio - dimensionless coefficients -torque and power characteristics - power coefficients - Betz coefficient
Wind Shear in the Atmospheric Boundary Layer:
Definition: The term wind shear describes the variation in wind speed and/or direction with height above the ground surface across the Earth's atmospheric boundary layer.
Cause: Friction between moving air and ground surface topography, vegetation, and buildings slows surface winds, creating a steep vertical velocity gradient that increases with altitude up to hub height.
Conclusion: Wind shear (Option 1).
Correct option: (1) Wind shear
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