Near wake flow analysis of a vertical axis wind turbine by stereoscopic particle image velocimetry

By G. Tescione, D. Ragni, C. He, C. Ferreira, G. Bussel. 2014

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Near‐wake flow simulation of a vertical axis turbine using an actuator line model (2018, methodology): “OJF tested turbine in [24] (left), 3D drawing of the simulated VAWT for this study with dimensions in [mm] (center) and schematic of the blade motion (right)”
On the accuracy of turbulence models for CFD simulations of vertical axis wind turbines (2019, methodology): “[72] was performed in the open-jet facility (OJF) at TU Delft.”
Towards optimal aerodynamic design of vertical axis wind turbines: Impact of solidity and number of blades (2018, background): “As the focus of the study is on the midplane of a turbine with high blade aspect ratio, h/c> 10 [7,62], where the 3D blade tip effects are avoided, 3D simulations are not considered.”
Towards optimal layout design of vertical-axis wind-turbine farms: Double rotor arrangements (2020, methodology): “[27], which is also employed for the validation study (see”
Towards accurate CFD simulations of vertical axis wind turbines at different tip speed ratios and solidities: Guidelines for azimuthal increment, domain size and convergence (2018, background): “The 2D domain represents the midplane of a high blade-aspect-ratio (H/c) turbine where the 3D tip effects are minimized [26].”