Multi-rotor wind turbine oscillation damping
A wind turbine, multi-rotor technology, applied in wind turbines, wind turbine control, wind turbines that are consistent with the wind direction, etc., can solve problems such as insufficient offset, and achieve the effect of reducing the oscillation mode and a simple way
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[0030] figure 1 A multi-rotor wind turbine 100 in which the method according to the invention can be implemented is schematically shown. Currently the most common type of wind turbine is the horizontal axis wind turbine (HAWT). It usually has a nacelle placed on top of a tall vertical mast with the rotor blades attached to a horizontal low speed shaft protruding from the nacelle. The nacelle may include a gearbox for coupling the low speed shaft to the high speed shaft (which is also horizontal) which is connected to the generator. Electricity generated by the generator is transmitted via power lines through the core of the pole to the ground where it can be used immediately or stored, or coupled to a larger electrical grid. In the past, wind turbines and their rotor blades have become larger and larger to meet the growing demand for wind power generation, and recently another strategy has been introduced; the multi-rotor wind turbine 100 . Instead of one nacelle with one r...
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