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Janssen, J. (author)
master thesis 2012
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Han, T. (author)
The wake effect from upstream wind turbines is a hot topic recently and many researches on wake modeling have been carried out in the past few years. The wake models have evolved from the simple semi-empirical approach to the dynamic meandering model using the Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) codes. However, some of current wake models cannot...
master thesis 2011
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van Wijk, B.M. (author)
master thesis 2011
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Prinsen, R.C.P. (author)
Individual Pitch Control has been a topic of study in the field of wind turbine engineering for more than a decade. It has been shown that a load reducing controller can be designed that makes use blade root moment measurements. Various authors have performed simulations to estimate the extent to which Individual Pitch Control can reduce fatigue...
master thesis 2011
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Yemer, F.M. (author)
Urban wind turbines fall within the scope of the green energy goal of municipalities in the Netherlands. For feasibility and potential green energy contribution assessment of these turbines, realistic wind speed prediction method is essential. The objective of this thesis is to develop urban wind resource mapping methodology and apply it to...
master thesis 2010
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Blonk, D.L. (author)
An increasing interest arises to harvesting the strong winds in deeper water offshore locations. In deep waters, a floating foundation is required. A problem is that these floating foundations must be large and are expensive to build. Another problem is the cost of wind turbine maintenance. Vertical Axis Wind Turbines are of interest as a...
master thesis 2010
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de Wit, A.K. (author)
As wind turbines become larger and larger, optimization of material usage becomes relatively more important. The reason lies in the direct connection of material use with investment costs, which are becoming more important with larger turbines. For this optimization, proper fatigue analysis and assessment of the extreme loads is highly important...
master thesis 2010
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Kotsarinis, C. (author)
The development of wind energy in the built environment is nowadays a growing industry, with several small companies developing different wind turbine designs. However, most of the designs introduced so far were proven to be unsuitable because of the complex urban wind conditions and because of the fact that the design of urban wind turbines is...
master thesis 2009
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Gerbenzon, R. (author)
The Windstem is a horizontal axis wind turbine for the urban environment that flaps back and forth like a bird’s wing instead of turning full circles. A successful wind turbine of this type has not yet been made. It was investigated whether a wind turbine with a wagging blade, the Windstem, can be competitive at any location with other wind...
master thesis 2007
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