Derivation of 4 degrees of freedom nonlinear wind turbine model using effective mass and stiffness for simulation of control algorithm

As concern about limited energy is gradually growing and wind energy is regarded as one of the best solutions, research on the wind turbine system has been vigorously accomplished. The commercial tools to simulate the non-linear dynamic characteristics of the wind turbine system are various, but the...

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