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• TITLE: Design of Experiments Teaching on Inversion Layer Turbulent Movement Simulation in Glass Water Tank

  AUTHORS: Xiaohang Wen, Lei Zhao, Binyun Wang

  KEYWORDS: Convection Water Tank, Inversion Layer, Atmospheric Boundary Layer, Experimental Teaching

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.8 No.4, April 17, 2020

  ABSTRACT: The glass water tank experiment is using water as the medium to simulate the temperature fields’ structure characteristics and development process of the convection boundary layer in the laboratory. This experiment uses a fast-responding temperature sensor to measure vertical profile of temperature and temperature differences at different height. In this experiment, parameters such as tropospheric boundary thickness and stability are obtained. The experimental results show that the indoor water tank convection system can simulate the formation, development and extinction of inversion layer in boundary layer. This experiment is suitable as a professional experiment for atmospheric fluid dynamic course. Meanwhile, students’ understanding of meteorological concepts and basic principles is more profound and excellent teaching effect is achieved, and thus the designed experiments have certain promotion value.