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Winde in komplexem Terrain

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Immer mehr Onshore-Windkraftanlagen werden nicht in flachen Regionen in Küstennähe, sondern in komplexem (d. h. hügeligem oder bergigem) Gelände errichtet. Die bevorzugten Standorte in komplexem Gelände befinden sich in erhöhten Lagen, z. B. auf Bergkuppen. In diesem Kapitel werden daher einige der wichtigsten Strömungsmerkmale vorgestellt, die die Windenergieerträge in komplexem Gelände beeinflussen.

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Emeis, S. (2022). Winde in komplexem Terrain. In: Windenergie Meteorologie. Springer Vieweg, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-22446-1_4

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