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Universit?t Stuttgart AeroDyn Overhaul Kick-off Meeting 2008, Feb 13th and 14th Boulder, Colorado * Universit?t Stuttgart * AeroDyn Overhaul Kick-off Meeting 2008, Feb 13th and 14th Boulder, Colorado TheAeroDyn – SIMPACKInterface AeroDyn Overhaul Kick-off Meeting Feb 13th and 14th Boulder, CO Contents What is SIMPACK? Motivation Project Status The Actual SIMPACK / AeroDyn Interface “SIM2AD” Structural Models of Rotor Blades Improvements of SIM2AD and/or AeroDyn Example of a Coupled Model Conclusion SIMPACK – What is it? SIMPACK is a general multi-body simulation code Simulation of structural Dynamics of general systems Integration of flexible bodies is possible Freedom in modeling: Modeling of entire system models completely in SIMPACK modular coupling to external Code Co-Simulation, Code Export, Code Import, Pre- und Post-Processor, controlling elements, etc. Motivation State-of-the-Art Wind Turbine Simulation 2 - Step Approach 1. Step: Analysis of entire system Calculation of loads at interconnection points 2. Step: Component analysis High level of detail Quasi-static / partly dynamic Loadcases are derived from 1. step calculations Problem: Coupling effects are NOT considered SIMPACK Wind Example: Model with 28 modal degrees of freedom [Fig. Vestas] R N K F, T 16, 17 18, 19 20-23 24-27 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7, 8 9, 10 11 12 13 14 15 x y z flexible beam Wind [Fig. Renk Aerogear, Renk AG ] Project Status Drive train models Detailed gearwheel mean wind speed and direction x y z Rotor aerodynamics - Wind Wind fields Control system v1 v2 v3 S El. power Prated Pitch Angle [o] Wind speed Vein Vnenn Vaus Rot. speed 90o Tower model Blade model SIMPACK / AeroDyn Interface “SIM2AD” Sim2AD SIMPACK “User Force” controlling of AeroDyn calculation disposes forces at markers SIMPACK model ... Hub ... i:j Blatt : Ele