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March 3, 2018, 03:48 |
Study approach on ducted wind turbine
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Payar Radfar
Join Date: Feb 2018
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
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Hello Guys,
I am doing my final year project (Mechanical engineering, be Hons) on ducted wind tubines. I am mainly interested in increasing the power generation (obviously). I have got also some data from an actual turbine built by a company;such as power generated at each wind speed in the venturi. I managed to run a cfd model on this and got pretty close results to what the company achieved. Using their data (power generated and power coefficient) and my cfd results, I managed to find the pressure difference caused by the turbine. The study is a 2d study at first which later on i will be doing also a 3d and instead of the turbine i set a porous region. My question is even if i do get this right, and lets say i change geometry or some other stuff to increase the mass flow rate, how can I know the new pressure difference caused by the turbine? Because, Based on what I think, turbines would obviously give different pressure difference at different rotational speed (that is how it generates different power at different speed). Pretty much, I am interested to say that the power generated is increased by certain percentage etc. Any guides ? |
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cfd, fluent, study, turbine, wind |
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