QuickGauss3D {wflo} | R Documentation |
For an incoming wind speed at reference height, this function computes a 3D Gaussian model based wind speed.
Description
This function computes Gaussian wind speeds.
Usage
QuickGauss3D(x, y, z, u = 8, refHeight = 10)
Arguments
x |
must be a single value. Provide distance in meters. |
y |
must be a single value. Provide distance in meters. |
z |
must be a single value. Provide distance in meters. |
u |
must be a single value. Provide wind speed in meters per second. |
refHeight |
must be a single value. Provide reference height (the height at which wind speed u was measured) in meters. |
Details
The Gaussian wake model is loosely based on the initial contribution by Bastankhah & Porte-Agel (2014).
Value
QuickGauss3D
returns a single number which can be considered a wind speed in the wake of a turbine at location x, y, and z.
Note
Note that the model assumes that along the x axis, x = 0 is the turbine location. x expands along the wind direction downwind. y denoted whether a point is 'left' or 'right' the x axis. Thus, the x-z plane is the plane along the x axis and perpendicular to the ground. The z axis is hight, starting at 0 = ground level.
Author(s)
Carsten Croonenbroeck
References
Bastankhah, M., & Porte-Agel, F. (2014). A new analytical model for wind-turbine wakes. Renewable Energy, 70, 116-123.
See Also
Use GenerateGauss
to compute the three-dimensional tensor array object containing the wind speed data. Use GaussWS
for a convenience function to look-up the values from the returned array.
Examples
QuickGauss3D(100, 1, 100)
QuickGauss3D(200, -40, 120)
QuickGauss3D(50, 40, 70)