Question 4 The rotor diameter for 4 MW wind turbine capacity with 8.79 m/s at 74 m hub height and standard conditions, where the density is 1.225 $kg/m^3$ and ideal conditions where the power is 0.59 a) 141 m b) 142 m c) 143 m d) 144 m
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TSR is defined as the ratio of the speed of the blade tips to the speed of the wind. TSR = (rotor speed * rotor diameter) / (wind speed * hub height) We are given the wind speed (8.79 m/s) and the hub height (74 m). We need to find the rotor speed. Next, we Show more…
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