Q-BLADE Tutorials for beginners | Blade Structural Analysis |Wind Turbine| HAWT💙
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Q-BLADE Tutorials for beginners | Blade Structural Analysis |Wind Turbine| HAWT💙
In this tutorial we will see how to give loading and do a structural analysis on the propeller blades. Give a thumbs up if this tutorial was helpful.
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Hey.. Nice explained tutorial.. As a request you do for the vertical wind turbine blades
Thanks for your nice comment! Definitely I will try to do it 😊
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What all material types can we have in QBlade apart from isotropic material for structural analysis?
I am really not sure about the options of materials in Qblade. But alternatively the 3D data can be exported to other cad package in order to apply materials
How to import blade loading?
Thanks for this wonderful question! Once the structural model is defined and saved, the modal analysis is automatically performed hence. I believe this software cannot be used to import external load data. But I will definitely look into any alternative and get back to you. Thanks for your question 😊
We can import blade loading if we perform turbine bem simulation over a range of windspeeds in bem simulation option. After this we can import the loads on the blade corresponding to the Bem simulation at a windspeed of our choice. I wanted to know how the software calculates this loading on the blade and if this amount of structural analysis is enough. We plan to manufacture a 2kw blade with radius of about 1.6 Meters. Wanted to know if qblade FEM results are enough or we should perform some alternative structural analysis. Thank you !
That’s amazing amount of research! Thanks for the information, and I am sorry for replying so late! Qblade is a wonderful tool. But in order to get more accurate results you can go with FSI using Ansys module. Combining structural and fluent capabilities you can get accurate blading loading results!