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TITLE: Dynamics and thermodynamics of tornado: Rotation effects
AUTHOR: Ben-Amots, N.
SOURCE:
Atmospheric Research, v. 178-179, pp. 320-328 (1st September 2016)
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ABSTRACT:
This paper investigates the relevant processes in the tornado
including the dynamics of rotation and thermodynamics as well as
condensation. The main novelty of this paper is the explanation of the
phenomena occurring in the central downflow. The reduced pressure in the
tornado's funnel sucks air and water vapor from the cloud above the
tornado. The latent heat of condensation is released in the funnel. The
centrifugal force drives the generated water drops out of the funnel. The
latent heat of condensation released is also transferred out of the
funnel, and supplies the helically ascending air flow surrounding the
tornado with additional buoyancy energy. This process gives the tornado
increased strength compared to the dust devil type of flow, thus
explaining why tornadoes occur always under a cloud, and why the tornado
pipe can reach a height of a kilometer and more. To sustain a tornado,
the temperature of water vapor at the cloud's base should be higher than
the surroundings by a certain minimal value. Remote infrared temperature
measurements of clouds' bases may provide indications of the probability
that a cloud can spawn a tornado, which may increase the lead time.
KEYWORDS: Mechanism of the tornado; Energy source
of the tornado; Rotation of a tornado;
Dynamics of a tornado; Heat transfer; Latent heat.
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