Under such circumstances, solar energy is more attractive in July as its production is more cost-effective. As for July at Hsinchu-1 and Hsinchu-3, the model still chose wind power. This exclusive use of wind power
View morea uniform, steady state expansion of solar wind. Modeling of SEP transport in the standard solar wind can be facilitated by the use of a corotating reference frame, wherein the solar wind speed is parallel to interplanetary magnetic field at each point and the magnetic field is static. However, this approach is not possible in the realistic
View moreRecently developed transport theories for small-scale solar wind fluctuations explicitly treat convection, expansion, and other interactions with large-scale gradients, while separating
View moreHere we show that during northward solar-wind magnetic field conditions—in the absence of active reconnection at low latitudes—there is a solar-wind transport mechanism associated with the
View morewhere ρ, v, p, B, r, and t are normalized by the characteristic values, and R s /a s, where ρ s and a s are the density and the speed of sound at the solar surface. The solar wind evolution is calculated in a reference frame of heliographic coordinates corotating with the Sun. Following Feng et al. (2010, 2012a, 2012b, 2012c, 2014) and Zhang & Feng (), the
View moreWe apply nested-sampling (NS) Bayesian analysis [AshtonEA22] to a model for the transport of MHD-scale solar wind fluctuations. The dual objectives are to obtain improved constraints on parameters present in the turbulence transport model (TTM) and to support comparisons of distinct versions of the TTM. The TTMs analysed are essentially 1D steady
View moreParticularly if solar or wind power is the primary energy source, their intermittent energy production could cause substantial fluctuations in frequency and voltage.
View moreNumerical solutions for the linear transport of solar wind fluctuations are presented. The model used takes into account the effects of advection, expansion, and wave propagation, as well as the recently illuminated effects of (non-WKB) "mixing" terms. The radial evolution of the fluctuating kinetic and magnetic energies and of the cross
View moreHere we present a kinetic equation describing the transport of suprathermal electrons in an expanding solar wind background. We first assume that the total electron VDF that originates in the corona is composed of two main parts: a Maxwellian core population (labeled by the subscript c) and a suprathermal part (labeled by the subscript s) is unclear whether the
View moreThe plasma sheet is populated in part by the solar wind plasma. Four solar entry mechanisms are examined: (1) double cusp or double lobe reconnection, (2) Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability (KHI), (3) Kinetic Alfvén waves (KAW), and (4) Impulsive Penetration. These mechanisms can efficiently fill the plasma sheet with cold dense ions during northward
View moreThe transport of energetic particles in a mean magnetic field and the presence of anisotropic magnetic turbulence are studied numerically, for parameter values relevant to the solar wind. A numerical realization of magnetic turbulence is set up in which we can vary the type of anisotropy by changing the correlation lengths l x, l y</SUB>, l<SUB>z</SUB>.
View moreWe adopt the theory for turbulent transport of energy by solar wind fluctuations and apply that theory to observations by the Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft to obtain rates of thermal proton heating that are controlled by two sources: the large-scale fluctuations in the solar wind that arise from solar sources and the excitation of waves by newborn interstellar ions.
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View moreHere we show that during northward solar-wind magnetic field conditions-in the absence of active reconnection at low latitudes-there is a solar-wind transport mechanism associated with the
View moreThe topic of this review paper is on the influence of solar wind turbulence on shock propagation and its consequence on the acceleration and transport of energetic particles at shocks. As
View moreWe apply nested-sampling (NS) Bayesian analysis [AshtonEA22] to a model for the transport of MHD-scale solar wind fluctuations. The dual objectives are to obtain
View moreHere we show that during northward solar-wind magnetic field conditions-in the absence of active reconnection at low latitudes-there is a solar-wind transport mechanism associated with the nonlinear phase of the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability. This can supply plasma sources for various space weather phenomena.
View moreCommonly used SEP transport models are based on the assumption of the standard interplanetary magnetic field, which would be the case for a uniform, steady state expansion of solar wind. Modeling
View moreIn a utility-scale wind plant, each turbine generates electricity which runs to a substation where it then transfers to the grid where it powers our communities.. A wind turbine works like a fan but
View morewhere (v, μ) is the magnitude of the velocity and pitch angle measured in the solar wind frame, r is the heliocentric distance measured in a "rest" frame, e is the electron charge, and E ∥ is the parallel electric field along the magnetic field line (i.e., the ambipolar electric field).(δ f/δ t) cc and (δ f/δ t) wp are scattering terms associated with Coulomb collisions and
View more2.2 Wind Power: Wind Turbines and Wind-Powered Transportation. This section discusses the wind power, focusing on wind turbines and the innovative concept of wind-powered transportation. Wind power stands as a cornerstone of the global effort to transition away from fossil fuels and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
View moreWell, it is the only airplane that is able to fly day and night just by using solar energy. It is by far the most ambitious solar aircraft project so far. It''s current aim is to carry out the first round-the-world solar flight. It''s
View moreA phenomenological theory describes radial evolution of plasma turbulence in the solar wind from 1 to 50 astronomical units. The theory includes a simple closure for local anisotropic magnetohydrodynamic turbulence, spatial transport, and driving by large-scale shear and pickup ions. Results compare well to plasma and magnetic field data from the Voyager 2
View moreIn modeling the transport process of solar energetic particles (SEPs) in the heliosphere, previous simulation works often simplify the solar wind velocity as radial and constant, and treat the magnetic field as Parker spiral. In order to fully understand the effect of solar wind velocity and interplanetary magnetic field on the particles'' transport process, a
View moreAbstract. We apply nested-sampling Bayesian analysis to a model for the transport of magnetohydrodynamic-scale solar wind fluctuations. The dual objectives are to obtain improved constraints on parameters present in the turbulence transport model (TTM) and to support quantitative comparisons of the quality of distinct versions of the transport model.
View moreheliographic latitudes, fast solar wind with speeds of "-''750 km S-l originates from the polar coronal holes. At mid latitudes, surrounding the streamer belt in the corona, the wind is distinctly slower, with speeds "-''400 km S-l (Phillips et ai., 1995). The differences between fast and slow solar wind at solar minimum are even more revealing
View moreat low latitudes—there is a solar-wind transport mechanism associated with the nonlinear phase of the Kelvin–Helmholtz instability5. This can supply plasma sources for various space
View moreWith international demand and promises to drastically reduce CO2 emissions, wind power is playing an ever-increasing part in the generation of energy. This calls for a demand in not only more wind turbines, but more
View moreBased on the predictions of global 3D hybrid simulations, we present a new transport/acceleration path for escaped O + ions in the upstream solar wind region resulting from the impact of a particular IMF tangential discontinuity (TD) with negative (positive) IMF B z on the discontinuity''s anti-sunward (sunward) side. For O + ions escaping to the duskside
View moreTherefore, it is important to include these varying solar wind conditions in SEP transport models, in order to achieve a better understanding of SEP events. In this work we introduce a new energetic particle transport code that aims at studying the effects of a solar wind that is more complex than a nominal Parker wind configuration on SEP
View moreReview of Solar Wind Entry into and Transport Within the Plasma Sheet 35 this force, which is balanced by the plasma pressure in the plasma sheet (Coroniti and Kennel 1972). While this pressure equilibrium exists most of the time, the plasma sheet can also be highly dynamic. In particular, the lobes and the plasma sheet can store en-
View moreTypes of renewable energy: The most common renewable energy sources used in transportation include solar, wind, and biofuels. Solar and wind energy can be used to generate electricity that can power electric
View moreSimulated solar wind speed (panels (a) and (c)) and the divergence of the solar wind velocity (panels (b) and (d)) at HEEQ latitude ϑ = 2.3 (upper row) and at the radial distance r = 1.5 au (lower row). Symbols in panels (a) and (b) represent the location of STEREO-A (black dots) and PSP (gray triangles) at a 24 hr cadence, ranging from September 18 12:00 UT to
View moreOn the basis of transport theories appropriate to a radially expanding solar wind, new results for the evolution of the energy density in
View moreIn this work, we use the focused transport model to investigate the transport of SEPs in the solar wind velocity and magnetic field generated by the 3D high-resolution MHD model with a six-component grid. We find that in the uncompressed solar wind, the time intensity profiles of energetic particles show similar trend in both the MHD background
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