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June 16, 2020, 14:12 |
Aerodynamics: Power Coefficient for HAWT
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Hi Everyone,
I am in a little confusion. I saw some of the CFD users have evaluated the power coefficient for their VAWT/HAWT using the formula Cp = Cm*TSR. I couldn't find the reference for this in literature. Is it recommended to use this for HAWT? Actually, I am simulating the flow around a horizontal axis wind turbine blade, where to calculate the Cm I created a Report in STARCCM+ and defined the reference area as 1/3 of swept area (as I have one blade). So after computing average Cm do I need to use Cp = TSR*Cm or Cm*TSR*3?? Or if there is another approach to be used? Thanks for your time. Last edited by mazhar16823; June 16, 2020 at 18:42. |
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