Releases: Howland-Lab/MITWindfarm
v1.1.1
What's Changed
- Sg/tilted bem dev by @skygering in #32
- Kl model dev by @skygering in #33
Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1
v1.1.0
Release notes
This release adds tilt as an optional set point to the turbines in the windfarm. It accomplishes this through a coordinate transformation in the y-z plane, to take advantage of existing code/theory for the yaw-only case (see UMM package Geometry code for details). The wake and centerline are adjusted to also reflect the z velocity deficit. Tests are added for centerline and wake adjustments.
What's Changed
- Sg/add pr guidelines by @skygering in #27
- Sg/add tilt by @skygering in #28
Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0
1.0.0
Release notes
This release contains the wake modeling tools for Heck, Liew, Upfal, and Howland, Joint Yaw-Induction Control Optimization for Wind Farms (2025). Couples with MITRotor, Dualitic, and the Unified Momentum Model for fast-running, gradient-enabled, control-oriented evaluations of flow through wind farms.
Wake models
GaussianWakeModel (default) - an axisymmetric Gaussian wake with wake deflection, following Shapiro, Gayme, and Meneveau, JFM (2018).
VariableKwGaussianWakeModel - a Gaussian wake model with
Rotor models
AD (Default) - Actuator disk modeling with a uniform thrust and induction distribution
BEM - Blade element modeling with the Unified Momentum Model closure
Cosine - Empirical power and thrust losses with increasing yaw angle magnitude
Windfields
Uniform (default) - Uniform inflow with a set ambient turbulence
PowerLaw - A power law profile following a prescribed shear exponent
Superimposed - Base windfield with wakes from the wake model solution superimposed
Superposition methods
Linear - Freestream linear superposition, where all wakes are computed from the freestream wind and summed follwing Lissaman (1979)
Niayifar (Default) - Modified linear superposition, scaled by the rotor-equivalent wind speed following Niayifar and Porté-Agel (2016)
Quadratic - Freestream quadratic (also called sum-of-squares freestream) follwing Katic, Højstrup & Jensen (1987)
Dominant - also called maximum superposition, considers only the strongest wake of all superimposed wakes (c.f. see Gunn, et al. (2016))