Aeroelastic simulation of multi-MW wind turbines using a free vortex model coupled to a geometrically exact beam model
Aeroelastic simulation of multi-MW wind turbines using a free vortex model coupled to a geometrically exact beam model
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DOI:
10.1088/1742-6596/753/8/082015
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2016-09
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J. Saverin;J. Peukert;D. Marten;G. Pechlivanoglou;C. Paschereit;D. Greenblatt
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J. Saverin;J. Peukert;D. Marten;G. Pechlivanoglou;C. Paschereit;D. Greenblatt
The current paper investigates the aeroelastic modelling of large, flexible multi- MW wind turbine blades. Most current performance prediction tools make use of the Blade Element Momentum (BEM) model, based upon a number of simplifying assumptions that hold only under steady conditions. This is why a lifting line free vortex wake (LLFVW) algorithm is used here to accurately resolve unsteady wind turbine aerodynamics. A coupling to the structural analysis tool BeamDyn, based on geometrically exact beam theory, allows for time-resolved aeroelastic simulations with highly deflected blades including bend-twist, coupling. Predictions of blade loading and deformation for rigid and flexible blades are analysed with reference to different aerodynamic and structural approaches. The emergency shutdown procedure is chosen as an examplary design load case causing large deflections to place emphasis on the influence of structural coupling and demonstrate the necessity of high fidelity structural models.