Flow Structure and Turbulence in Wind Farms
By Richard J.A.M. Stevens, Charles Meneveau. 2017
481 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Environmental Engineering
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In Aerospace Engineering
- Fernando Port'e-Agel
- Haohua Zong
- Sadra Sahebzadeh
- H. Montazeri
- A. Rezaeiha
- Richard J.A.M. Stevens
- Charles Meneveau
- L. Martínez‐Tossas
In Environmental Engineering
- Fernando Port'e-Agel
- Haohua Zong
- Richard J.A.M. Stevens
- Charles Meneveau
- Sadra Sahebzadeh
- H. Montazeri
- A. Rezaeiha
- L. Martínez‐Tossas
Citations in the corpus
- Collective wind farm operation based on a predictive model increases utility-scale energy production (2022, methodology): “To predict wind turbine power production in a computationally efficient fashion, analytical wake models parameterize wake and ABL turbulence with an unknown wake spreading rate kw [10, 22, 26].”
- Towards optimal layout design of vertical-axis wind-turbine farms: Double rotor arrangements (2020, background): “[3], Stevens and Meneveau [13] and Porté-Agel [14].”
- A momentum-conserving wake superposition method for wind farm power prediction (2020, methodology): “At such a spacing, the power losses caused by the inevitable wake interactions can reach up to approximately 40 %, when the directions of turbine rows/columns are aligned with the wind direction (Stevens & Meneveau 2017; Porté-Agel, Bastankhah & Shamsoddin 2019).”
- Experimental investigation and analytical modelling of active yaw control for wind farm power optimization (2021, background): “For large wind farms consisting of dozens of wind turbines arranged closely in an array, the power losses resulting from inevitable wake interactions are significant, reaching up to 30e40% when the wind direction is aligned with turbine rows or columns [1,2].”
- Comparison of wind farm large eddy simulations using actuator disk and actuator line models with wind tunnel experiments (2018, result): “In agreement with literature results [3,19,22,27,28,29,45] we find that starting at 3 turbine diameters downstream the velocity profile obtained using the ADM and ALM match the results obtained from the experiments closely.”