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  2. Wind Turbines Design - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

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    A typical wind turbine design is made up of rotor blades, a drive shaft, a gear box, a speed shaft, a generator, and support cables and casing [65,71]. Wind turbines can be horizontal-axis or vertical-axis turbine types. Two- or three-bladed turbines are usually used for electricity generation, whereas 20 or more blades are used for water ...

  3. A comprehensive review of innovative wind turbine airfoil and...

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    GF improves the performance of a wing by increasing lift and deferring stall. The ideal design for a Darrieus wind turbine culminated in installing a 2 % chord length GF on the inside of an airfoil. It was discovered that these advantages are apparent at low speed conditions [60]. To enhance the performance of straight blade VAWT, the geometric ...

  4. System-friendly wind power: How advanced wind turbine design can...

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    Advanced wind technology and power system flexibility options can be compared, but they can also be combined. If wind turbine design is advanced and the power system is simultaneously made more flexible, both integration options interact (Fig. 18). According to modeling results, combining all of the above four flexibility measures increases the ...

  5. Design of floating offshore wind turbines - ScienceDirect

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    WindFloat prototype (WF1) The WindFloat prototype was deployed in October 2011, 5 km off the coast of Aguçadoura, Portugal, by Principle Power, equipped with a Vestas 2.0-MW wind turbine (Principle Power, 2012). It is a three-legged, semi-submersible type, floating platform.

  6. Design and optimisation of a 20 MW offshore wind turbine blade

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    As shown in Fig. 5, a maximum thrust value of 2.92 MN was achieved for the ‘new’ design at a wind speed of 11 m/s. At this velocity, the thrust increased from 1.56 MN for the 10 MW turbine to 2.92 MN for the 20 MW turbine, and the corresponding power increased from 11.1 MW to 20.2 MW for a 12 m/s wind velocity.

  7. Design, modeling and economic performance of a vertical axis wind...

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    The annual electricity cost/saving in Ontario has been estimated to be $846.51. Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT) is relatively simple to implement in urban areas on ground or/and building-roofs, the development of appropriate design of VAWT will open new opportunities for the large-scale acceptance of these machines.

  8. Design guidelines for H-Darrieus wind turbines: Optimization of...

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    Design choices over this limit are in fact considered to be unsuitable for H-Darrieus rotors [20], [24], due to the fact that the turbine is deemed to become similar to a solid obstacle for the wind and the interactions between upwind and downwind blades becomes so strong to compromise the aerodynamics of the airfoils.

  9. Vertical Axis Wind Turbine - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

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    5 Vertical axis wind turbine. Vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) is a turbine in which the rotor axis is in the vertical direction. Since the rotor axis is in the vertical direction, these turbines need not be pointed into the wind to be effective make them advantageous for the usage on sites where the wind direction is highly variable.

  10. Review of savonius wind turbine design and performance

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    The world adopts a policy of energy transition, which refers to the substitution of fossil fuels by renewable energies to reduce CO 2 emission, however the major issue is to develop a wind turbine which has a simple design, a relatively low operating speed and independent wind directions, the savonius rotor appears to be promising for such ...

  11. Fluid dynamics wind turbine design: Critical analysis,...

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    In fluid dynamics wind turbine design, maximization of the power coefficient C P [19], [20], (defined below), is of fundamental importance in order to maximize the extraction of energy from the wind. (16) C P = P 1 2 ρ V 0 3 π R 1 2. Fig. 12 shows the experimental and simulated C P (for a pitch angle of 3°). The experimental and simulated ...