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This paper analyzes the formulation of a wind turbine digital shadow using a Kalman filter to estimate tower loads. At first, a simple model is considered, which is limited to the sole fore-aft dynamics of the tower. Next, to quantify the potential benefits of a more refined approach, the tower side-side motion and the blade flapwise and edgewise degrees of freedom are added to the filter-internal model. For both the simple and refined formulations, the model coefficients are optionally scheduled as functions of the inflow conditions. Preliminary results, limited to non-waked and non-misaligned conditions, indicate that the refined formulation has some positive – but limited – effects on the quality of the tower fore-aft loading. Additionally, it is found that the scheduling of the coefficients does not further improve the results.
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