December 10, 2025WindOpen Access

Design of Low-Power Vertical-Axis Wind Turbine Based on Parametric Method

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FDF. Díaz-CanulUniversity of Quintana Roo JAJ. O. AguilarUniversity of Quintana Roo NHNidiana Rosado HauUniversity of Sheffield

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Parametric analysis reveals low-power wind turbines achieve optimal efficiency in the Yucatán Peninsula, suggesting design advances for sustainable energy.

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The design balances efficiency and startup performance for a vertical-axis wind turbine.
A low-power turbine optimized for wind conditions achieved 136 W output at a representative wind speed.
The analysis incorporates parameters such as solidity, blade count, and aspect ratio under various wind conditions.
Findings indicate significant improvements in turbine performance can enhance renewable energy options.

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Díaz-Canul et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69401b3d2d562116f28f8105 https://doi.org/10.3390/wind5040035

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Parametric analysis reveals low-power wind turbines achieve optimal efficiency in the Yucatán Peninsula, suggesting design advances for sustainable energy.

Design of Low-Power Vertical-Axis Wind Turbine Based on Parametric Method

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Design of Low-Power Vertical-Axis Wind Turbine Based on Parametric Method

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