Agroforestry and Windbreaks

Bagley, W. T.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-444-43019-9.50048-1

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“…To protect the environment from wind erosion of drifting sand, various windbreaks have been widely used in coastal, arid, and desert areas (Bagley, 1988). As a kind of windbreak, wind fences of certain porosity act as artificial barriers to reduce the speed of oncoming wind.…”

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Wind tunnel observation on the effect of a porous wind fence on shelter of saltating sand particles

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Wind tunnel observation on the effect of a porous wind fence on shelter of saltating sand particles

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“…Among protection methods, a porous wind fence with certain porosity serves as an artificial barrier to reduce wind-blown particle sediments by decreasing the speed of the oncoming wind. The porous wind fence has been widely used in coastal, arid and desert areas (Bagley, 1988). Its shelter efficiency is usually evaluated based on the velocity deficit in the wake behind the fence.…”

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confidence: 99%