2016
DOI: 10.24107/ijeas.251260
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Aerodynamic Numerical Testing of Megawatt Wind Turbine Blade to Find Optimum Angle of Attack

Abstract: Wind energy is one of the oldest kinds of energy source used by mankind and it is dating back to thousand years. At the beginning of twentieth century, multi blades wind turbines were improved and used for charging in USA. After oil crisis in in the seventies, there was a surge of alternative energy sources in USA, Denmark and Germany. In terms of installed capacity, Germany had the leadership until 2007, then it passed to USA and finally China becomes the leader. Today, 6 MW capacity wind turbine are availabl… Show more

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“…H. Sogukpinar et al [9] used the SST turbulence model for simulating the flow around the S809 and the S830 airfoils and calculating the lift, the drag and the pressure coefficients, and the lift to drag ratio.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…H. Sogukpinar et al [9] used the SST turbulence model for simulating the flow around the S809 and the S830 airfoils and calculating the lift, the drag and the pressure coefficients, and the lift to drag ratio.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the increasing power harnessed by wind turbine, the size and weight of the blades also increase [1]. The majority of the airfoils in use on horizontal-axis wind turbines were initially developed for aircraft but, with the development of the wind turbine industry, more efficient airfoil especially only for wind turbine has been designed for last 30 years [2]. Airfoil design and wind tunnel test is complex and requires significant expertise because it has a very time consuming process [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%