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March 30, 2013, 11:50 |
Moving reference frame in wind turbine
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kong
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Hi everyone, I am not familiar with the moving ref frame in Fluent and wind turbine.
Now I am trying to model a wind turbine, and there is a question confusing me: Since wind turbine is driven by wind, which means its rotation speed should be in term of the wind speed. However, I read some papers, they all initially set a rotation speed for moving reference frame, I donot understand how to decide this rotation speed? And how could reflect the interaction between wind and turbine. I mean if the wind velocity is 0, since there is a rotation speed for the frame, and the turbine will still rotate without wind. Please give me some explanation and where I lost?? Thank you very much and happy Easter ~ |
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