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Contactless Localization of Premature Laminar?Turbulent Flow Transitions on Wind Turbine Rotor Blades in Operation

Daniel Gleichauf    
Michael Sorg and Andreas Fischer    

Resumen

The evaluation of reduced laminar flow in the boundary layer of wind turbine rotor blades in operation introduced in this work enables estimations of wind turbine efficiency loss due to negative influence on the aerodynamic properties. This leads to a more efficient identification of maintenance and repair requirements.

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