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Impact of a resonator on vortex induced vibrations of a wind turbine airfoil
The aeroelastic instability known as vortex induced vibrations (VIV) has its origin in the coupling of bluff body shedding and the structure dynamics, and can have adverse effects on several industrial fields. In this work the use of locally resonant metamaterials (LRM) is explored as a wind turbine
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