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A Status of Study on Icing of Wind Turbine Blades

Authors: Xuxiang Lu; Haibo Li; Xiaohu Deng;

A Status of Study on Icing of Wind Turbine Blades

Abstract

During recent years, more and more wind turbines are planned and erected in cold and hostile cLimate sites, there may be more higher icing probabiLity during the year. The problem of icing accretion on wind turbine blades brings many adverse effects. The purpose of this paper is aim to discuss some methods about icing-detect and anti-icing for wind turbine blades.

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