Study of the Hydraulic Impact of Hydraulic Yaw Brake System of the Wind Turbine

Derong Cheng; Xuzhi Lu; Shiping Deng

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Study of the Hydraulic Impact of Hydraulic Yaw Brake System of the Wind Turbine

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 26 Mar 2016Publisher:Science & Engineering Research Support soCietyJournal:Advanced Science and Technology Letters (issn: 2287-1233,

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Authors: Derong Cheng; Xuzhi Lu; Shiping Deng;

doi: 10.14257/astl.2016.123.14

Study of the Hydraulic Impact of Hydraulic Yaw Brake System of the Wind Turbine

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When the wind turbine hydraulic yaw system brake and pressure relief, hydraulic oil pressure in the hydraulic system is rapidly reduced, and its direction of flow has also undergone dramatic change. This paper has analyzed the reasons resulting hydraulic impact. The simulation results show that the methods of extend the hydraulic cylinder commutation time may well reduce the hydraulic impact when the wind turbine hydraulic yaw system brake and pressure relief.

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