Stability analysis of the tip vortices of a wind turbine

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Tip-vortex instability and turbulent mixing in wind-turbine wakes (2015, background): “Wake effects become comparatively more important in off-shore wind farms, where the atmospheric turbulence is lower than on-shore, such that the wake persists for a longer distance behind the rotor (Ivanell et al. 2010).”
Wind-Turbine and Wind-Farm Flows: A Review (2019, background): “The evolution and stability of tip and root vortices have received extensive attention in the literature both numerically (e.g., Ivanell et al. 2010; Lu and Porté-Agel 2011; Sarmast et al. 2014, 2016; Mirocha et al. 2015; Nilsson et al. 2015; Premaratne andHu 2017; Tabib et al. 2017) and…”
Experimental analysis of the wake of a horizontal-axis wind-turbine model (2014, background): “[8,11,21] showed the influence of different parameters (such”
On the onset of wake meandering for an axial flow turbine in a turbulent open channel flow (2014, methodology): “…disk representation of the turbine produces wake meandering (as found by Espana et al. 2011) suggests that instability of the helical tip vortices (Ivanell et al. 2010), which could only arise in AL models or real-life turbines, is neither a critical prerequisite nor a unique mechanism for giving…”