Engineering, 10.04.2020 02:30, bluetigerbird5323

If the incoming wind speed is at 10 m/s, if the axial induction factor is at optimal value please calculate the wind speed right in front of the wind turbine (U2) and wind speed right after the wind turbine (U3) and wind speed in the far wake (U4).

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