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Wind Resource at More Hub Heights or Shear Coefficient
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21 Nov 2016 22:52 #4949
by justaskingonequestion
Wind Resource at More Hub Heights or Shear Coefficient was created by justaskingonequestion
Hi,
The downloadable wind resource files from the online NREL WIND Toolkit features only hub height of 100m.
Using those files, I will have to enter a shear coefficient in the Wind Turbine section since SAM will not be able to calculate it without more information from other hub heights.
Is there an average shear coefficient or wind resource files for more hub heights that I can use to representatively simulate over Texas, U.S.?
The downloadable wind resource files from the online NREL WIND Toolkit features only hub height of 100m.
Using those files, I will have to enter a shear coefficient in the Wind Turbine section since SAM will not be able to calculate it without more information from other hub heights.
Is there an average shear coefficient or wind resource files for more hub heights that I can use to representatively simulate over Texas, U.S.?
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22 Nov 2016 15:17 #4950
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Wind Resource at More Hub Heights or Shear Coefficient
Hello,
There are general guidelines for estimating the wind shear coefficient based on the type of terrain, but you have to make that estimate outside of SAM. For example:
www.engineeringtoolbox.com/wind-shear-d_1215.html
Best regards,
Paul.
There are general guidelines for estimating the wind shear coefficient based on the type of terrain, but you have to make that estimate outside of SAM. For example:
www.engineeringtoolbox.com/wind-shear-d_1215.html
Best regards,
Paul.
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