We describe procedures for the multi-disciplinary design optimization of wind turbines using high-fidelity comprehensive models. Design parameters are optimized by maximizing/minimizing user-defined performance indexes, subjected to user-specified constraints. The optimization is performed by means of a variety of global-local techniques. Evaluation of cost function and constraints is performed by running simulations with a parametric high-fidelity aero-servo-elastic model. The proposed procedures are implemented in a computer program currently in use by industry for the optimization of a multi-MW horizontal axis wind turbine.

Multi-Disciplinary Optimization of Wind Turbines Using Comprehensive Aero-Servo-Elastic Models

BOTTASSO, CARLO LUIGI;CAMPAGNOLO, FILIPPO;CROCE, ALESSANDRO;GIULIANI, MARCO
2009-01-01

Abstract

We describe procedures for the multi-disciplinary design optimization of wind turbines using high-fidelity comprehensive models. Design parameters are optimized by maximizing/minimizing user-defined performance indexes, subjected to user-specified constraints. The optimization is performed by means of a variety of global-local techniques. Evaluation of cost function and constraints is performed by running simulations with a parametric high-fidelity aero-servo-elastic model. The proposed procedures are implemented in a computer program currently in use by industry for the optimization of a multi-MW horizontal axis wind turbine.
2009
5th European and African Conference on Wind Engineering (EACWE 5)
9788864530383
Aero-servo-elasticity; Design; Optimization; Wind turbine
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