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Wind energy as a solar-driven heat engine: A thermodynamic approach
J. M. Gordon
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Y. B. Zarmi
The Swiss Institute for Dryland Environmental and Energy Research
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Earth's Atmosphere
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Thermodynamic Approach
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Wind Energy
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Solar-driven Heat Engine
100%
Working Fluid
50%
Thermodynamic Model
50%
Solar Radiation
50%
Heat Input
50%
Average Energy
50%
Extreme Temperature
50%
Heat Engine
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Wind Power
50%
Wind System
50%
Average Power
50%
Heat Rejection
50%
Finite Time Thermodynamics
50%
Work Output
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Engineering
Energy Engineering
100%
Wind Power
100%
Heat Engine
100%
Thermodynamic Model
50%
Solar Radiation
50%
Average Power
50%
Heat Input
50%
Heat Rejection
50%
Finite Time
50%
Output Work
50%
Physics
Earth Atmosphere
100%
Windpower Utilization
100%
Heat Engine
100%
Solar Radiation
50%
Working Fluid
50%