ZHANG Jian, ZUO Haoran, YUAN Guokai, et al. The effect of wake flows on the output power and fatigue behavior of wind turbines[J]. 2022, 40(4): 210-219.
ZHANG Jian, ZUO Haoran, YUAN Guokai, et al. The effect of wake flows on the output power and fatigue behavior of wind turbines[J]. 2022, 40(4): 210-219.DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2021.0324.
The effect of wake flows on the output power and fatigue behavior of wind turbines
The wake effect induced by upstream wind turbines in a wind farm has significant influence on the output power and fatigue behavior of downstream wind turbines. Existing studies mainly focus on the output power of wind farms based on analytical models
whereas the research on the fatigue characteristics is relatively limited. Based on the thin-shear-layer approximation of the Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes equations under quasi-steady-state conditions
the power efficiency and fatigue characteristics of wind turbines with di
fferent layouts in the wake zone are systematically studied via the open-source code FAST. Farm developed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Results show that the variations of average wind speed and turbulence intensity do not coincide with each other. Besides
the output power of wind turbines increases proportionally with the increasing separation space. The probability distributions of wind speed in Urumqi and Xining are selected to evaluate the fatigue lifetimes of blade roots and tower bases. For blade roots
the contribution of the wake deficit to the fatigue lifetime tends to be more significant than that of the turbulence intensity. Therefore
the fatigue behavior of turbine blades in the wake zone is improved to some extent
but an apparent degradation can still be found at the position (
X
= 4.0
D
Y
= 0
D
)
in the horizontal plane. In contrast
for tower bases
different degrees of fatigue lifetime deterioration can be found at horizontal planes except
Y
=1.5
D
. The conclusion of this paper can provide theoretical support and design reference to the layout optimization of a large-scale wind farm.
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