A Ning - Structural and Multidisciplinary Optimization, 2021 - Springer
Blade element momentum methods are widely used for initial aerodynamic analysis of propellers and wind turbines. A wide variety of correction methods exist, but common to all …
J Ledoux, S Riffo, J Salomon - SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics, 2021 - SIAM
The blade element momentum (BEM) theory introduced by Lock et al. and formulated in its modern form by Glauert provides a framework to model the aerodynamic interaction …
G Ingram - Durham University, Durham, 2011 - educypedia.karadimov.info
This short document describes a calculation method for wind turbine blades, this method can be used for either analysis of existing machines or the design of new ones. More …
Blade element momentum (BEM) theory is widely used in aerodynamic performance predictions and design applications for wind turbines. However, the classic BEM method is …
The aerodynamic research of rotors has contributed significantly to the successful development of the modern wind turbine. Probably, the most important contribution to wind …
S Gupta, J Leishman - 43rd AIAA aerospace sciences meeting and …, 2005 - arc.aiaa.org
Understanding the complicated unsteady aerodynamics of a wind turbine1–3 is very important to predict accurately its blade loads and power output. However, the …
A Ning, G Hayman, R Damiani… - 33rd Wind Energy …, 2015 - arc.aiaa.org
Blade element momentum (BEM) theory continues to be widely used for wind turbine applications such as initial aerodynamic analysis, conceptual design, loads and stability …
A mathematical model is presented in this work, based on the Blade Element Momentum (BEM) theory for the horizontal-axis wind turbine design, taking into account the influence of …
We show that the upscaling of wind turbines from rotor diameters of 15–20 m to presently large rotors of 150–200 m has changed the requirements for the aerodynamic blade …