Understanding how wind turbine blade damage affects air flow and noise generation

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Chris Patrick

doi:10.1063/10.0039713

October 17, 2025ScilightOpen Access

Understanding how wind turbine blade damage affects air flow and noise generation

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Key Points

Blade damage from trailing edge cracks increases noise generation, affecting turbine efficiency and performance.
The experimental analysis identifies that turbulent inflow significantly alters the air flow patterns around damaged blades.
This approach utilizes experimental methodologies to assess aerodynamic effects of damage on turbine operation.
Findings may influence future models for remote damage detection in operational wind turbines.

Implication

Experimental study evaluates how trailing edge cracks and turbulent inflow affect air flow and noise generation.

Abstract

An experimental study of the effects of trailing edge cracks and turbulent inflow will inform future models employed to detect wind turbine damage remotely.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68f43ef4854d1061a58abb72 https://doi.org/10.1063/10.0039713

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