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Wind Energy Conversion SystemsApril 21-22, 2003
K Sudhakar
Centre for Aerospace Systems Design & Engineering
Department of Aerospace Engineeringhttp://www.casde.iitb.ac.in/~sudhakar
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Horizontal Axis WECS
Energy extraction at a plane normal to wind stream.
Rotor plane - a disc
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Aerodynamics of Wind Turbines
Aerodynamics
Forces and Moments on a body in relative motion with respect to air
Topics of intense study
aerospace vehicles, road vehicles, civil structures, wind turbines, etc.
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Atmosphere
• International Standard Atmosphere – Sea level pressure = 101325 Pa– Sea level temperature = 288.16 K (IRA 303.16)– Sea level density = 1.226 kg/m^3 (IRA 1.164)– dt/dh = -0.0065 K/m
– p/pSL = (t/tSL)5.2579
• Planetary boundary layer extends to 2000mV(50 m) / V(20 m) = 1.3 city
= 1.2 grassy
= 1.1 smooth
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Bernoulli Equation
p + 0.5 V2 = constant
Incompressible flows; along a streamline, . .
A1, V1
A2, V2
Internal flows:
Conservation of mass; A V = constant
If is constant, A1 V1 = A2 V2
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Actuator Disc Theory
A V
p
A d Vd
A 1 V1
p
pd- pd
+
A V= A d Vd =A1 V1 ; mass flow rate, m = Ad Vd
P = 0.5 m (V2 - V1
2) = 0.5 Ad Vd (V2 - V1
2)
T = m (V- V1) = Ad Vd (V- V1) = Ad ( pd- - pd
+)
pd- - pd
+ = Vd (V- V1)
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Actuator Disc Theory
A V
p A d Vd
A 1 V1
p
pd- pd
+
p + 0.5 V2 = pd
- + 0.5 Vd2
p + 0.5 V12 = pd
+ + 0.5 Vd2
pd- - pd
+ = 0.5 (V2 - V1
2 ) = Vd (V- V1)
Vd = 0.5 (V+ V1) ; Vd = V( 1 - a); V1 = V( 1 - 2 a)
P = 0.5 Ad Vd (V2 - V1
2) = 0.5 Ad Vd 2 Vd (V- V1)
= Ad Vd2
(V- V1)
= Ad V2
(1 - a)2 2aV
= 2 Ad V3 a (1 - a)2
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Actuator Disc Theory
P = 2 Ad V3 a (1 - a)2
Non-dimensional quantities,
CP = P / (0.5 Ad V
3 ) ; CQ = Q/ (0.5 Ad R V2 )
CT = T/ (0.5 Ad V2 ) ; = r / V
CP = 4 a (1 - a)2 ; CT = 4 a (1 - a)
dCP/da = 0 a = 1/3
CP-max = 16/27 ; CT @ CP-max = 8/9 a = 1/3
CT-max = 1 ; CP @ CT-max = 1/2 a = 1/2
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Rotor & Blades
Energy extraction through cranking of a rotor
Cranking torque supplied by air steam
Forces / moments applied by air stream?
Blade element theory of rotors?
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Aerodynamics
Aerodynamics - Forces and Moments on a body in relative motion with respect to air
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Vectors F ,F
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Forces & Moments
Basic Mechanisms – Force due to normal pressure, p = - p ds n
– Force due to tangential stress, = ds ( n = 0)
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Drag & Lift
• D - Drag is along V
• L - Lift is the force in the harnessed direction
How to maximise L/D
Lift
forceside
drag
z
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x
F
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F
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Drag
For steam lined shapes Df >> DP
For bluff bodies DP >> Df
dsVdsVn̂pV1
VVF
Drag
Pressure drag, DPSkin friction drag, Df
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Streamlining!
Equal Drag Bodies
1 mm dia wire
Airfoil of chord 150 mm
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Wind Turbine
Typical Vertical Axis WECS - Rotor with n-blades
Cranked by airflow. Cranking torque?
Tower loadsV
,Q
r
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Wind Turbine Rotor
How to compute Q = Torque, T = Tower load
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Why non-dimensional Coefficients
• With dimensional values
– At each (, , , V , a, c) measure L, D, M
– Many tests required
• With non-dimensional coefficients
– At desired Re, M, and V
– for each measure L, D, M
– Convert to CL, CD, CM
– At any other and V compute L, D M
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Airfoil Characteristics
h
t
V
C
Camber line
h(x) 0 camber symmetric airfoil
(h/c)max and (x/c) @ (h/C)max
(t/c)max and (x/c) @ (t/c)max
Leading edge radius
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Airfoil Characteristics
CL = dCL/d = 2 rad-1 = 0.11 deg -1 CLo = f (h/c)max
i = f(h/c)max
CM = constant = f(h/c)max
CL
CD
CM
Moment Ref Pt = 0.25 c
13o i
stall
Special airfoils for wind turbines with high t/c @ low Re SERI / NREL
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Cranking Torque?
• Air cranks rotor equal, opposite reaction on air • Rotor angular velocity, • Torque on rotor Q
, Q
• Angular velocity of air downstream of rotor, = 2a’• Angular velocity at rotor mid-plane, 0.5 = a’
a’- circumferential inflow
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Cranking Torque?
= 2a’
, Q
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CL
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CT = CLCos +CD Sin = CLCos ( 1+ Tan )
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