Rotor blade, wind turbine, and method for optimizing a wind turbine
AssigneeWobben Properties GmbH
InventorsRalf MESSING, Jan Carsten ZIEMS, Florian RUBNER
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AssigneeWobben Properties GmbH
InventorsRalf MESSING, Jan Carsten ZIEMS, Florian RUBNER
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A rotor blade of a rotor of a wind turbine, and to an associated wind turbine, and to a method for optimizing a wind turbine. Prior to being mounted on the wind turbine, the rotor blade is split at a parting point into an inner blade section and an outer blade section, wherein a longitudinal direction of the rotor blade is defined from the root section to the blade tip, wherein the rotor blade has at least one swirl element, wherein the swirl element has an extent in the longitudinal direction of the rotor blade, wherein a distance between a start, facing toward the root section and an end, facing toward the rotor blade tip, of the swirl element in the longitudinal direction is referred to as total length, and wherein a distance between the parting point and the outer end of the swirl element is referred to as outer length, wherein a ratio of outer length to total length is less than 0.25.
A rotor blade of a rotor of a wind turbine, wherein, prior to being mounted on the wind turbine, the rotor blade is split at a parting point into an inner blade section and an outer blade section wherein the inner blade section extends from a root section for mounting the rotor blade on a rotor hub of the wind turbine to the parting point, and the outer blade section follows from the parting point as far as a rotor blade tip,
A method for optimizing a wind turbine wherein the wind turbine has an aerodynamic rotor having at least one rotor blade, wherein the rotor blade is split at a parting point into an inner blade section and an outer blade section, wherein the inner blade section extends from a root section for mounting the rotor blade on a rotor hub of the wind turbine to the parting point and the outer blade section follows from the parting point as far as a rotor blade tip,
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