Fast power output prediction for a single row of ducted cross-flow water turbines using a BEM-RANS approach
Authors:
- Favio DominguezFDFavio Dominguez
- Jean-Luc AchardJAJean-Luc Achard
- Jerônimo ZanetteJZJerônimo Zanette
- Christophe CorreCCChristophe Corre
- 1 April 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Renewable Energy
- Vol. 89, 658-670
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Funding Information
- Carnot Institute ”Energies du Futur”
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