Further developments in the theory of convective currents
Abstract
The Haltiner theory of saturated steady state
convective currents which Includes the transfer of heat
and momentum by lateral diffusion as well as the
entrainment of environmental air is discussed. A
modified model is presented which includes, as a
separate term, the drag of the liquid water carried
along by the ascending current . The system of equations
is integrated numerically for several cases previously
considered by Haltiner allowing entrainment to assume
negative values (detrainment ) and the results are
compared „ The results are in good agreement, and show
that the net effect of the opposing actions of liquid
water drag and detrainment is a reduction in the
computed vertical velocities. This reduction appears
to be a correction in the right direction on the
basis of a comparison to some observed data.
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