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Impacts of the Low-Level Jet's Negative Wind Shear on the Wind Turbine
2017
Wind Energy Science Discussions
Nocturnal Low Level Jets (LLJs) are defined as relative maxima in the vertical profile of the horizontal wind speed at the top of the stable boundary layer. Such peaks constitute major power resources for wind turbines. However, a wind speed maximum implies a transition from positive wind shears below the peak to negative ones above. The effect that such transition inflicts on wind turbines has not been thoroughly studied. High-frequency data of actual atmospheric LLJs were used as input to the
doi:10.5194/wes-2017-22
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