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blade element momentum theory: a standalone construct

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Wind energy engineering

rotor model that equates thrust and torque from momentum balance on annular stream tubes with forces from airfoil data on blade elements.

In wind energy engineering, blade element momentum theory refers to rotor model that equates thrust and torque from momentum balance on annular stream tubes with forces from airfoil data on blade elements. This meaning comes from Glauert (1935) in Aerodynamic Theory.[1]

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References

Glauert, H. (1935). Airplane Propellers. In Aerodynamic Theory (pp. 169-360). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91487-4_3

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