Advances in Wind Turbine Blade Design and Materials 2013
DOI: 10.1533/9780857097286.1.3
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Introduction to wind turbine blade design

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“…Compared with the traditional metal materials, fiber‐reinforced polymer composites have special advantages on strength, stiffness, and fatigue durability. Therefore, they are widely applied in aeronautics and astronautics engineering, 1,2 vehicle, 3,4 and wind turbine blade structure 5,6 . In these engineering structures, the composite components are subjected to the random loadings from acoustic and vibrational environment.…”
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“…Compared with the traditional metal materials, fiber‐reinforced polymer composites have special advantages on strength, stiffness, and fatigue durability. Therefore, they are widely applied in aeronautics and astronautics engineering, 1,2 vehicle, 3,4 and wind turbine blade structure 5,6 . In these engineering structures, the composite components are subjected to the random loadings from acoustic and vibrational environment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, they are widely applied in aeronautics and astronautics engineering, 1,2 vehicle, 3,4 and wind turbine blade structure. 5,6 In these engineering structures, the composite components are subjected to the random loadings from acoustic and vibrational environment. The prediction for fatigue properties of the composite under random loading is necessary to ensure the reliability of the structure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…O projeto de uma pá de turbina eólica leva em conta os aspectos aerodinâmico e estrutural. A sua forma externa é dominada pelas questões aerodinâmicas, já no seu interior, o fator dominante é o estrutural (Mølholt Jensen;. A Figura 3 ilustra um esboço de uma típica pá, nela a geometria externa é chamada de carenagem e dentro há duas estruturas que ligam a parte superior com a inferior, chamadas shear webs, sua principal função é resistir aos carregamentos cisalhantes quando a pá está sob flexão .…”
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