CFD Modeling of the Movement of Bladeless Wind Turbines

This research presents the performance of bladeless wind turbines. It also familiarizes readers with the phenomenon of eddy current, which serves as the foundation for bladeless turbines. In this direction, these kinds of bladeless turbines have been designed, modeled, and simulated. Firstly, a two-...

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Main Authors: A. Das, N. Azimi
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Published: Iranian Association of Chemical Engineering (IAChE) 2024-01-01
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description This research presents the performance of bladeless wind turbines. It also familiarizes readers with the phenomenon of eddy current, which serves as the foundation for bladeless turbines. In this direction, these kinds of bladeless turbines have been designed, modeled, and simulated. Firstly, a two-dimensional vibrational movement of the cylinder with a natural frequency of 2 Hz was modeled at Re = 51000. Additionally, it was noted that the values of the displacement amplitude, and lift coefficient are -0.1-0.1, and -1.5-1.5  respectively. After that, using 2D simulation, the impacts of two different geometries, horizontal and vertical ellipsoids, on displacement amplitude are examined. Investigations were conducted on important factors such as lift coefficients and displacement amplitude, as well as the vortex flow pattern formed behind these shapes. It was discovered that the vertical ellipsoid shape had the maximum values for the height of the displacement amplitude, and lift coefficient. The most important factor influencing the performance of this type of geometry was examined, namely the dimensionless Reynolds number, which ranges from 15000 to 90000. It was determined that the intended geometry exhibited a larger displacement response as the Reynolds number increased.
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spelling doaj-art-825e2503cff24d30b3fd6e09ca07fc972025-08-20T02:18:58ZengIranian Association of Chemical Engineering (IAChE)Iranian Journal of Chemical Engineering1735-53972008-23552024-01-01204405510.22034/ijche.2024.435315.1515189844CFD Modeling of the Movement of Bladeless Wind TurbinesA. Das0N. Azimi1Department of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Petroleum and Chemical Engineering, Razi University, Kermanshah, IranCFD Research Division, Advanced Chemical Engineering Research Center, Razi University, Kermanshah, IranThis research presents the performance of bladeless wind turbines. It also familiarizes readers with the phenomenon of eddy current, which serves as the foundation for bladeless turbines. In this direction, these kinds of bladeless turbines have been designed, modeled, and simulated. Firstly, a two-dimensional vibrational movement of the cylinder with a natural frequency of 2 Hz was modeled at Re = 51000. Additionally, it was noted that the values of the displacement amplitude, and lift coefficient are -0.1-0.1, and -1.5-1.5  respectively. After that, using 2D simulation, the impacts of two different geometries, horizontal and vertical ellipsoids, on displacement amplitude are examined. Investigations were conducted on important factors such as lift coefficients and displacement amplitude, as well as the vortex flow pattern formed behind these shapes. It was discovered that the vertical ellipsoid shape had the maximum values for the height of the displacement amplitude, and lift coefficient. The most important factor influencing the performance of this type of geometry was examined, namely the dimensionless Reynolds number, which ranges from 15000 to 90000. It was determined that the intended geometry exhibited a larger displacement response as the Reynolds number increased.https://www.ijche.com/article_189844_9a80f765c9fee6416f1d91e616a31e83.pdfmodelingsimulationbladeless wind turbinecfd
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