Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... blade root . The centrifugal force is nearly steady , and will for a zero cone angle create an almost constant stress over the blade root area . The stresses for this case are much lower than for a case of the response to a bending ...
... blade root . The centrifugal force is nearly steady , and will for a zero cone angle create an almost constant stress over the blade root area . The stresses for this case are much lower than for a case of the response to a bending ...
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... blade , a key issue in designing floating wind turbine , and design requirement for floating platform was discussed . Inertial load induced in the turbine blade by the motion of platform and rotation of turbine was formulated . The ...
... blade , a key issue in designing floating wind turbine , and design requirement for floating platform was discussed . Inertial load induced in the turbine blade by the motion of platform and rotation of turbine was formulated . The ...
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... blade Three blades So far , we discussed the effect from blade arm angle and blades interaction on efficiency . Although these effects will have influence on stand alone turbine efficiency , they as well as other turbine configuration ...
... blade Three blades So far , we discussed the effect from blade arm angle and blades interaction on efficiency . Although these effects will have influence on stand alone turbine efficiency , they as well as other turbine configuration ...
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