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Wind energy

large-scale sideways and vertical movement of a turbine wake carried by atmospheric turbulence, which spreads its time-averaged deficit.

In wind energy, wake meandering refers to large-scale sideways and vertical movement of a turbine wake carried by atmospheric turbulence, which spreads its time-averaged deficit. This meaning comes from Larsen (2008) in Wind Energy.[1]

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References

Larsen, G. C., Madsen, H. A., Thomsen, K., & Larsen, T. J. (2008). Wake meandering: a pragmatic approach. Wind Energy, 11(4), 377-395. https://doi.org/10.1002/we.267

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