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... Relative wind velocity [ m / s ] 20 25 Figure 2. Power output as function of relative wind velocity . 800 700 600 Maximum 500 Power Constant Power 400 300 200 100 0 5 10 15 Relative wind velocity [ m / s ] 20 25 Figure 3. Rotor thrust ...
... Relative wind velocity [ m / s ] 20 25 Figure 2. Power output as function of relative wind velocity . 800 700 600 Maximum 500 Power Constant Power 400 300 200 100 0 5 10 15 Relative wind velocity [ m / s ] 20 25 Figure 3. Rotor thrust ...
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... relative damage per time unit referred to the reference load case ( Case 1 ) both for the tower cross- section and the rotor cross - section . It is seen that the fatigue damages the tower and the rotor are strongly dependent on the ...
... relative damage per time unit referred to the reference load case ( Case 1 ) both for the tower cross- section and the rotor cross - section . It is seen that the fatigue damages the tower and the rotor are strongly dependent on the ...
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... relative distance between two turbines . 180 150 210 90 0.2 120 60 0.15 240 270 0.1 30 0.05 standard AOA AOA 3+ AOA ... relative smaller effects on the farm efficiency compared with the turbine relative distance . This blade arm angle ...
... relative distance between two turbines . 180 150 210 90 0.2 120 60 0.15 240 270 0.1 30 0.05 standard AOA AOA 3+ AOA ... relative smaller effects on the farm efficiency compared with the turbine relative distance . This blade arm angle ...
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