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Enhancement Design on Composite Blade Structure of Small Wind Turbines Using Finite Element Analysis
To cope with global warming and environmental protection in recent years, the requirements for clean energy are enhancing, and the installation of wind power, as one of such energy, is increasing in various countries. Nevertheless, the connection of wind blades and support blades often break when wind turbine are running. To avoid such a problem in the design stage or the successive reinforcement through proper methods has become an urgent problem in engineering. Commercial software, Solidworks Simulation, is used for simulating stress distribution and the patch reinforcement design in this paper. The analyses show that the maximum stress of the original design not being reinforced with patches has exceeded the tensile strength of the material and result in the breaks and damage of the entire structure. Using composite patches to reinforce the interface of wind blades and the supportive structure could effectively reduce the maximum stress and the displacement of deformation. Moreover, patches could effectively reduce the maximum stress that the optimal reinforcement should take a larger fillet into account.
Enhancement Design on Composite Blade Structure of Small Wind Turbines Using Finite Element Analysis
To cope with global warming and environmental protection in recent years, the requirements for clean energy are enhancing, and the installation of wind power, as one of such energy, is increasing in various countries. Nevertheless, the connection of wind blades and support blades often break when wind turbine are running. To avoid such a problem in the design stage or the successive reinforcement through proper methods has become an urgent problem in engineering. Commercial software, Solidworks Simulation, is used for simulating stress distribution and the patch reinforcement design in this paper. The analyses show that the maximum stress of the original design not being reinforced with patches has exceeded the tensile strength of the material and result in the breaks and damage of the entire structure. Using composite patches to reinforce the interface of wind blades and the supportive structure could effectively reduce the maximum stress and the displacement of deformation. Moreover, patches could effectively reduce the maximum stress that the optimal reinforcement should take a larger fillet into account.
Enhancement Design on Composite Blade Structure of Small Wind Turbines Using Finite Element Analysis
Chou, Yu-Tuan (Autor:in) / Hsia, Shao-Yi (Autor:in)
2013
5 Seiten
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Englisch
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