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Controlling wind flow on vertical axis wind turbine blades is an effective technique for enhancing their performance. Modern equipment such as plasma actuators have gained significant attention for their ability to control, and improve the flow behavior in wind turbines. Previous studies have primarily focused on investigating plasma actuators with constant force. In this study, plasma actuators with varying forces over time were applied to the turbine blades. An unsteady 2D model was used to analyze the wind turbine. The sliding mesh model was employed to simulate rotor rotation, and the SST
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