TY - CONF
T1 - Train2Wind - Or How Large Is an Infinite Wind Farm?
AU - Giebel, Gregor
AU - Göçmen, Tuhfe
AU - Mann, Jakob
AU - Sempreviva, Anna Maria
AU - Hertzum, Morten
AU - Lund, Haakon
AU - Reuder, Joachim
AU - Bange, Jens
AU - Platis, Andreas
AU - Porte-Agel, Fernando
AU - Santiago, Oscar G.
AU - Hodgson, Emily
AU - Syed, Abdul H.
AU - Owda, Abdalmenem
AU - Fraumann, Grischa
AU - Ghirardelli, Mauro
AU - Malekmohammadi, S.
AU - Bramati, Matteo
AU - Miranda-Garcia, Gabriela
AU - Sajidi, Mosaab
AU - Savvakis, Vasileios
AU - Duan, G.
AU - Souaiby, Marwa
PY - 2022/4/5
Y1 - 2022/4/5
N2 - TRAIN2WIND is a PhD TRAINing school analysing enTRAINment in offshore WIND farms with computer models and experiments. By its very nature, a wind turbine extracts energy from the wind, which is replenished from the wind field on the sides and above due to the ambient turbulence. However, offshore the turbulence is lower, and wind farms are typically larger than onshore, therefore the wind can only be replenished from above in a process called entrainment. TRAIN2WIND will investigate the entrainment process using advanced high-resolution computer modelling and wind tunnel models together with measurements of the wind field above, in and downstream of large wind farms, using lidars, radars, satellites and Unmanned Aerial Systems. Besides the natural science package, one humanities PhD student at the University of Copenhagen will investigate the collaboration between the researchers from a social science and collaboration tools perspective. All 13 PhD students have started and are producing results. This poster gives an overview of the current state of the project with regard to modelling, hardware development and science goals.
AB - TRAIN2WIND is a PhD TRAINing school analysing enTRAINment in offshore WIND farms with computer models and experiments. By its very nature, a wind turbine extracts energy from the wind, which is replenished from the wind field on the sides and above due to the ambient turbulence. However, offshore the turbulence is lower, and wind farms are typically larger than onshore, therefore the wind can only be replenished from above in a process called entrainment. TRAIN2WIND will investigate the entrainment process using advanced high-resolution computer modelling and wind tunnel models together with measurements of the wind field above, in and downstream of large wind farms, using lidars, radars, satellites and Unmanned Aerial Systems. Besides the natural science package, one humanities PhD student at the University of Copenhagen will investigate the collaboration between the researchers from a social science and collaboration tools perspective. All 13 PhD students have started and are producing results. This poster gives an overview of the current state of the project with regard to modelling, hardware development and science goals.
UR - https://orbit.dtu.dk/en/publications/train2wind-or-how-large-is-an-infinite-wind-farm-2).
M3 - Poster
T2 - Wind Europe Annual Event 2022
Y2 - 5 April 2022 through 7 April 2022
ER -