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August 19, 2025MachinesOpen Access

To Enhance the Aerodynamic Power Efficiency of Vertical Axis Wind Turbines: Proposing Morphing Strategies for Variable Wind Speed

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The proposed morphing mechanism increases aerodynamic efficiency in varying wind speeds, enhancing turbine performance significantly.
Key results show that the NACA 64(2)-415 airfoil excels at low speeds, while the FX 84-W-127 airfoil is optimal at high wind speeds.
Using a novel methodology, aerodynamic analysis was performed through simulations with validated models, confirming reliability.
Findings indicate that this approach could advance renewable wind energy technologies by improving vertical axis wind turbine viability.

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This investigation reveals a dual-airfoil morphing strategy improving efficiency in vertical axis wind turbines, suggesting a path for better energy capture.

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Ullah et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af4953ad7bf08b1ead4f33 https://doi.org/10.3390/machines13080739

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This investigation reveals a dual-airfoil morphing strategy improving efficiency in vertical axis wind turbines, suggesting a path for better energy capture.

To Enhance the Aerodynamic Power Efficiency of Vertical Axis Wind Turbines: Proposing Morphing Strategies for Variable Wind Speed

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To Enhance the Aerodynamic Power Efficiency of Vertical Axis Wind Turbines: Proposing Morphing Strategies for Variable Wind Speed

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