#6494. Flow control for high-solidity vertical axis wind turbine based on adaptive flap

November 2026publication date
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Nuclear Energy and Engineering;
Energy Engineering and Power Technology;
Fuel Technology;
Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment;
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Abstract:
Adaptive flap as a new flow control technique with adaptability to the changing flow separation has recently attracted much attention. This study uses the adaptive flap to mitigate the flow separation of a vertical axis wind turbine with a high solidity of 0.75 and investigate its performance and flow control mechanism by considering different flap lengths and locations. The fluid flow is simulated using computational fluid dynamics with the shear-stress transport k-? model, and the flap motion is calculated based on the fluid–solid interaction methodology.
Keywords:
Adaptive flap; Computational fluid dynamics; Flow separation control; Fluid-solid interaction; Vertical axis wind turbine

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