velocitySoftware: FLORIS, FOXES, PyWake · Rotor diameter 240 m · Wind speed 9.8 m/s
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The windIO inputs and their software-specific mappings are listed below. Matching literature-model names do not imply identical solver, rotor-averaging, superposition, turbulence, induction, or yaw treatments.
Uses sum-of-squares freestream deficit superposition (sosfs), a nine-point turbine-grid solver, and Crespo-Hernandez wake-added turbulence. Secondary steering, yaw-added recovery, transverse velocities, and active wake mixing are disabled.
Uses Betz induction, quadratic wind-speed superposition, grid16 rotor sampling, rotor-point partial wakes, and the rotor_wd wake frame. No separate wake-added turbulence model is configured.
Uses PropagateDownwind with squared-sum superposition, GridRotorAvg rotor averaging, effective local wind speed, and ct2a_mom1d induction. No separate wake-added turbulence model is configured.
Uses the lower-level NOJDeficit class rather than PyWake's Jensen_1983 literature preset.
Turbine positions (bold, rotated by yaw angle where applicable) and the cross-section sample planes (dashed) used by the plots below.
X-Y plane at hub height.
X-Z plane at Y=0 (lateral centerline).
Y-Z plane at X=5D.
Pairwise error between software for each plotted quantity. Click a column to sort.
| Software pair | Target | RMSE (m/s) | Max abs error (m/s) | Mean abs error (m/s) | NRMSE |
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