A wind turbine fatigue load surrogate model that can account for wake effects is proposed in this paper. First
reasonable samples of input parameters for the model are selected based on engineering experience. Then
TurbSim is used to generate corresponding inflow wind field files
and the FAST. Farm software is used to carry out simulations of dual wind turbine loads to obtain a database of fatigue loads in wake and non-wake regions. Finally
support vector regression (SVR) and backpropagation neural networks (BPNN) are used to establish wind turbine fatigue load surrogate models for wake and non-wake regions
respectively. The results show that compared with traditional wind turbine fatigue load surrogate models
the proposed model
which includes wind turbine spacing as an input parameter
can consider wake effects between turbines
making the modeling approach more reasonable. Furthermore
considering both ² and NRMSE evaluation metrics
the modeling performance of SVM is superior to that of BPNN
with the models generally predicting loads on blades and the tower-top more accurately than at the tower base.
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