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Articles | Volume 5, issue 1
Articles | Volume 5, issue 1
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Brief communication
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23 Mar 2020
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Brief communication: A fast vortex-based smearing correction for the actuator line

Alexander R. Meyer Forsting, Georg R. Pirrung, and Néstor Ramos-García

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Simulations of wind farms allow the estimation of the forces acting on the turbines and thus their lifetime and power production. Representing the actual geometric shape of turbines in a realistic atmospheric flow is computationally expensive; therefore they are modelled in a simplified manner. Unfortunately, these simplifications negatively impact the estimated forces. We developed an open-source aerodynamic model that corrects the forces, giving more accurate estimates of lifetime and power.
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