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158 Doru Calarasu et al.<br />

Fig. 9 – Inclination angle of the turbine Fig. 10 – Rotor tilting strength.<br />

rotor axis.<br />

If the system constructive-operational parameters are changed (the damping<br />

coefficient and the return strength decrease), figure 9 shows the evolution of the<br />

inclination angle of the wind turbine rotor axis, while figure 10 depicts the<br />

evolution of the tilting strength.<br />

4. Conclusions<br />

1. The simulation diagram allows both constructive and operational system<br />

parameters and operation testing signals to be altered.<br />

2. Digital simulation may be used to optimize constructive parameters<br />

(balancing components weight, rotor axis section lengths, balancing weight,<br />

damping system characteristics).<br />

3. The analysis of the system responses revealed a good dynamic<br />

performance when using the vertical tilting solution chosen to protect low<br />

power horizontal axis wind turbines.<br />

Acknowledgements. This work has been supported by the Romanian National Fund<br />

for Science and Research through National Centre for Programme Management under<br />

contract No. 21-047/2007.<br />

Received: April 16, 2010 “Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University,<br />

Department of Fluid Mechanics<br />

Iasi, Romania<br />

e-mail: dorucalarasu@yahoo.com

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