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Turbine design dependency to turbulence: An experimental study of three scaled tidal turbines

Myriam Slama, Grégory Pinon, Charifa El Hadi, Michael Togneri Orcid Logo, Benoît Gaurier, Grégory Germain, Jean-Valéry Facq, José Nuño, Pablo Mansilla, Erwann Nicolas, Julie Marcille, André Pacheco

Ocean Engineering, Volume: 234, Start page: 109035

Swansea University Author: Michael Togneri Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.oceaneng.2021.109035

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In this paper the turbulence effects are studied for three rotors mounted on the same instrumented hub. Two scaled models of industrial turbines and one open-geometry turbine are considered. The turbulence characteristics are obtained from 2D Laser Doppler Velocimeter measurements and the turbine be...

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Published in: Ocean Engineering
ISSN: 0029-8018
Published: Elsevier BV 2021
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title Turbine design dependency to turbulence: An experimental study of three scaled tidal turbines
spellingShingle Turbine design dependency to turbulence: An experimental study of three scaled tidal turbines
Michael Togneri
title_short Turbine design dependency to turbulence: An experimental study of three scaled tidal turbines
title_full Turbine design dependency to turbulence: An experimental study of three scaled tidal turbines
title_fullStr Turbine design dependency to turbulence: An experimental study of three scaled tidal turbines
title_full_unstemmed Turbine design dependency to turbulence: An experimental study of three scaled tidal turbines
title_sort Turbine design dependency to turbulence: An experimental study of three scaled tidal turbines
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description In this paper the turbulence effects are studied for three rotors mounted on the same instrumented hub. Two scaled models of industrial turbines and one open-geometry turbine are considered. The turbulence characteristics are obtained from 2D Laser Doppler Velocimeter measurements and the turbine behaviour is analysed from thrust and torque measurements. Three turbulence intensities and a large range of tip speed ratios and flow velocities are considered. The results are anonymised in order to ensure confidentiality. The rotors have different blade profiles, blade numbers and solidity. The rotor design largely modifies the mean power and thrust coefficients. The turbulence intensity only slightly changes these results but has a larger influence on the fluctuating loads than the different rotor designs. The spectral analysis of the rotor torque and thrust shows that, at low frequencies the load variations are correlated to those of the flow velocity with some differences due to the turbulence intensity levels. The coherences between the loads and the velocity seem to be not affected by the rotor type. At high frequencies, the load variations are correlated to the speed control unit of the scaled model and the rotor design has an impact on the rotational speed and loads coherences.
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