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Analysis and Modeling of the Effects of Atmospheric Flow Fluctuations on Wind Turbine Rotor Aeroelastic Response and Vortex-Wake Evolution
In recent trends, wind turbine rotor diameters have been growing in size to reduce their associated levelized cost of energy. To keep these large blades lightweight in design, reductions in structural mass are made, which make them more flexible and aeroelastically sensitive to atmospheric flow vari
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