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... rotor diameters in both directions has been used , Soerensen & al . ( 2006 ) . That resulted in power production of about 88 % of what would be the case if there were no wake effects , i.e. if there were no reduction of the incoming ...
... rotor diameters in both directions has been used , Soerensen & al . ( 2006 ) . That resulted in power production of about 88 % of what would be the case if there were no wake effects , i.e. if there were no reduction of the incoming ...
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Rotor thrust force KN Power [ MW ] 5 Maximum Constant Power Power 0 5 15 10 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 ...
Rotor thrust force KN Power [ MW ] 5 Maximum Constant Power Power 0 5 15 10 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 ...
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... rotor is based on common rotor aerodynamics including corrections for skew inflow and relative motion caused by large displacement and large tilt and yaw rotations of the rotor . By coupling the above programs a unique system for fully ...
... rotor is based on common rotor aerodynamics including corrections for skew inflow and relative motion caused by large displacement and large tilt and yaw rotations of the rotor . By coupling the above programs a unique system for fully ...
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