Convection
takes parcels of air upwards — and if this was the only process then the relative humidity (above the boundary layer) would be at 100 %.
Not exact matches
Most contributors seem to have ignored the fact that in the DALR cylinder all the heat losses and gains have been elininated and thus it
takes an infintesimally small amount
of energy to lift a
parcel of air fron the bottom to the top hence an infintesimally small amount
of energy will maintain the DALR.
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Take two identical volumes (
parcels)
of air,
taken from somewhere at a midlevel in the troposphere, with each
parcel containing an identical number
of gas molecules and the same amount
of heat energy to start.
The
parcel of air that higher in the atmosphere is going to expand and cool because it finds itself under lower pressure.This kind
of process, one which
takes place without heat energy entering or leaving the
parcel, is called an adiabatic process.»
At the surface, evaporation
takes energy from the water surface or from the surface on land and reduces the density
of the
air parcel above so that the
air parcel becomes lighter and can rise.
And for EPA, reliability and affordability
of the electricity supply is part and
parcel of how we're going to do this rule, because the section
of the Clean
Air Act that we're working [section 111 (d)-RSB- in requires us to
take those issues into strong consideration.
It is the temperature trajectory a
parcel of saturated
air takes.