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IEA Wind Annex XX: HAWT Aerodynamics and Models from Wind Tunnel Measurements; Final Report

HAWT aerodynamic and models from wind tunnel measurements - final report

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 01 Dec 2008 United States, Netherlands Publisher:Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI)

Authors: Masson, C. (author); Johansen, J. (author); Sorensen, N.N. (author); Zahle, F. (author); Bak, C. (author); Madsen, H.A. (author); Politis, E. (author); +18 Authors

doi: 10.2172/945955

IEA Wind Annex XX: HAWT Aerodynamics and Models from Wind Tunnel Measurements; Final Report

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Abstract

This work characterizes undocumented physical relationships that govern aerodynamic force time variations that take place in connection with rotational augmentation on rotating wind turbine blades.

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United States, Netherlands

Related Organizations

University of North Texas
United States
University of North Texas
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Keywords

Risoe National Laboratory, Turbines, Wind Turbines Horizontal Axis Wind Turbines, Educational Facilities, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Aerodynamics, Horizontal Axis Wind Turbines, 17 Wind Energy, International Energy Agency Wind Annex Xx Research Results, Fluctuations, Wind Energy, Wind Turbine Aerodynamics, Wind Tunnels, Simulation, Netherlands

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