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MACHINES
卷 11, 期 1, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/machines11010043
关键词
bionic airfoils; tidal turbine; multi-island genetic algorithm; lift-drag ratio; airfoil optimization
In this study, we improved the energy acquisition efficiency of tidal turbines with bionic airfoils by optimizing various airfoil designs. The optimized airfoils showed higher lift-drag ratios.
In this study, we improved the energy acquisition efficiency of tidal turbines with bionic airfoils by optimizing the seagull, long-eared owl, sparrowhawk, and two-dimensional airfoils, thereby obtaining a better lift-drag ratio. We used Isight software to integrate the Integrated Computer Engineering and Manufacturing (ICEM) software and used Fluent simulation software, batch operation file, and multi-island genetic algorithm to maximize the lift-drag ratio as the objective function for optimizing the original airfoil. The optimized upper airfoil profile was distributed upward from the starter wing, and the thickness of the upper wing was the greatest. Meanwhile, the lower airfoil profile was thinner and more curved. The thickness of the three airfoils was distributed backward from the front of the wing, with the maximum thickness at the front, and the maximum camber was distributed backward from the front. The three optimized wings exhibited a maximum lift-drag ratio at an angle of attack of approximately 5 degrees, with the sparrowhawk wing having a maximum lift-drag ratio of 80.87 at an angle of attack of 6 degrees, the seagull wing having a maximum lift-drag ratio of 76.82 at an angle of attack of 4 degrees, and the long-eared owl wing having a maximum lift-drag ratio of 68.43 at an angle of attack of 5 degrees.
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