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... increases in depth of cut is proportional to an increase in performance . The performance increase is due to a proximity effect whereby the thrust coefficient increases when operated close to a blockage . The increase is attributed to a ...
... increases in depth of cut is proportional to an increase in performance . The performance increase is due to a proximity effect whereby the thrust coefficient increases when operated close to a blockage . The increase is attributed to a ...
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... increase as scaling factor cubed , while the rotor areas increase as scaling factor squared . The energy production will increase somewhat better than squared , since the wind velocity increases slightly with height , see later . It ...
... increase as scaling factor cubed , while the rotor areas increase as scaling factor squared . The energy production will increase somewhat better than squared , since the wind velocity increases slightly with height , see later . It ...
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... increase from 40 m to 80 m one expects this to result in an increase given by 20.23-1.17 , i.e. 17 % more power per unit area . Since the price according to figure 4 grows by about 30 % over this range , the price per kWh appears to ...
... increase from 40 m to 80 m one expects this to result in an increase given by 20.23-1.17 , i.e. 17 % more power per unit area . Since the price according to figure 4 grows by about 30 % over this range , the price per kWh appears to ...
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