A Review over the Design of Wind Turbine Blade for Changing Its Materials and Profile Shape
Keywords:
Optimization of blades, energy cost, wind turbine bladesAbstract
The demand for renewable energy sources has created revolution in the wind turbine industry. Modern turbines are bigger with large rotor diameter that captures more wind to produce electricity. The efficient and effective use of wind turbines is still a new technology and has many challenges, including the amount of power generation. The wind turbine blades affect various forces like compressive, aerodynamic, gravitational etc. Mechanical behaviour is critical for any wind turbine blade because it must withstand a variety of mechanical stresses as well as deflections. It observed from the literature that enormous research work had done on various types of wind turbine blades.
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