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A 60 m diameter rotor experiences an undisturbed wind speed of 10 m/s. If it is operating at maximum cp, calculate: maximum possible thrust on the rotor maximum power developed by the rotor torque developed at maximum power. Take air density as 1.165 kg/m2

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Answered by chitraksh68
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Answered by AtharvSena
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Given : Diameter D = 60m

          :Wind speed V_{air} =  10 m/s.

         :Air density \rho =  1.165 kg/m2

         :C_{pmax} = \frac{16}{27}

To calculate : Maximum possible thrust T_{max} on the rotor

T_{max} = 0.5\rho A_{D}V_{air} ^{2}

T_{max} = 0.5x 1.165 x \frac{\pi}{4} 60^{2} x 10^{2}

T_{max} = 164.69 kN

To calculate: Maximum power developed by the rotor

Maximum power P_{max} = C_{pmax}0.5\rho A_{D}V_{air} ^{3}

P_{max} = \frac{16}{27} x 0.5x 1.165 x \frac{\pi}{4}60^{2} x  10^{3}

P_{max} = 975.98  kW

To calculate: torque developed at maximum power.

P_{max} = T \ohmΩ

\lambda = Ω\frac{R}{V}

  = Ω \frac{30}{10}

Ω = \frac{2}{9}

P_{max} = T \ohmΩ

975.98 = T \frac{2}{9}

T = 4391.91 kNm

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