Rotors for wind turbines
A wind turbine and rotor technology, which is applied in the control of wind turbines, wind turbines, and wind turbines in the same direction as the wind, to achieve the effect of small limit load and low cost
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[0076] exist figure 1 Part of the top of the wind turbine 1 can be seen in . The wind turbine 1 comprises a tower 2 , a nacelle 3 and a rotor 4 comprising a hub 5 and three blades 6 . During the rotation of the blade 6 the blade 6 sweeps the area 7 . The ratio between this area 7 and the area of the three blades 6 facing the wind expresses the solidity of the rotor. To be able to use the solidity ratio as a function of radius, use the new ratio Sol r . The ratio Sol r Called the combined radius specific solidity, it is the ratio between the added length of the chord 8 on all blades and the circumference of the circle 15 described by the largest radius on the rotor 4 .
[0077] Combined Specific Solidity Sol r Definition:
[0078] where n is the number of blades on the rotor, chord is the length of the chord of the blades at a particular radius, and R is the maximum diameter of the rotor.
[0079] exist figure 2 , it can be seen that the specific solidity of the c...
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