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Wake effect in wind farms: comparative study of models and their impact on power production
This study presents a quantitative comparison between the Jensen and Ishihara wake models to assess their impact on power output in wind farms. Both models were applied in a MATLAB-based simulation environment using pseudo-random number generation to optimize the configuration of 30 ENERCON E2 turbi
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