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This presentation summarizes a project to optimize the design and performance of vortex bladeless wind turbines. It identifies the key challenges as nonlinear wind behavior and minimum wind speed limitations. The project aims to address these by developing a secondary gain controller and optimizing performance at low wind speeds. A literature review identifies research on related topics but notes gaps, such as a lack of experimental validation and limited analysis of models. The problem statement will focus on a missing link found in the literature review. The deliverable will be an end product or solution. A Gantt chart will outline the project plan and conclusions or future work will be described.

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Proposal Defense Presentation

This presentation summarizes a project to optimize the design and performance of vortex bladeless wind turbines. It identifies the key challenges as nonlinear wind behavior and minimum wind speed limitations. The project aims to address these by developing a secondary gain controller and optimizing performance at low wind speeds. A literature review identifies research on related topics but notes gaps, such as a lack of experimental validation and limited analysis of models. The problem statement will focus on a missing link found in the literature review. The deliverable will be an end product or solution. A Gantt chart will outline the project plan and conclusions or future work will be described.

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MID Defense Presentation

Optimization in Design and Performance of


Vortex Bladeless Wind Turbine

Professor Dr. Aamir Mubashar


MUHAMMAD RIZWAN
MUHAMMAD KHAWAR MUKHTAR
MUHAMMAD SHAHROZ ISLAM

SMME - Department of Mechanical Engineering


Motivation
In this project, we aim to optimize the design and performance of
vortex bladeless wind turbines.
Our motivation for this project is rooted in addressing the
multifaceted challenges of traditional vortex bladeless wind
turbines. The primary problems are twofold:
Non-Linear Wind Behavior
Minimum Wind Speed Limitation

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Objectives
To address these pressing issues, our project is underpinned by
the following comprehensive objectives:
Secondary Gain Controller
Low Wind Speed Optimization
Our project's core focus is to eliminate wind speed limitations,
adapt to non-linear wind behavior, enhance energy output, and
make vortex bladeless wind turbines a reliable and sustainable
energy solution that operates efficiently across a wide range of
wind conditions, particularly in areas previously unsuitable for
wind energy utilization.

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Literature Review
Author/Authors Title Major Findings Limitations

Anshul Tripathi, Optimization of  Optimized Vortex Bladeless  Only
Sahil Thakur, Mechanical Design Wind Turbine Design Simulation
Tushar Aggarwal Bladeless Wind  Low Wind Speed Operation Based
(2023) Turbine for
Electricity Fulfilment
Research
in Nusa Tenggara  Limited
Timur, Indonesia Models
Analysis
E. Azadi Yazdi Nonlinear Model  Non-linear Model  Missing
Predictive Control of Predictive Control for Experimental
a Vortex-Induced Vortex Bladeless Wind Validation
Vibrations Bladeless
Wind Turbine
Turbine  Incorporation
 Improved Aero- of PTO
Mechanical Efficiency Dynamics
 Proposed Secondary
Gain-Scheduling (GS)
Controller

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Literature Review
Author/Authors Title Major Findings Limitations

Bharathi Anand M, Design and  Comparison between  Comparative


Resmi R(2022) Optimization Carbon Fiber Analysis of Only
of Bladeless Material(395GPa), Limited Materials
Turbine Inconel 718, FR4  Lack of
 Focused on Reynolds Experimental
Number to Increase Validation
Turbulency

Issam Dynamic  Tunable Vortex  Limited Lock-In


Bahadur(2022) Modeling and Bladeless Wind Region
Investigation Turbine Design  Temperature
of a Tunable  Optimal Spring Sensitivity of
VortexEngineering
SMME - Department of Mechanical Stiffness Spring Stiffness
Literature Review
Author/Authors Title Major Findings Limitations

Stanislav Dovgyi, Aeroelastic flutter  Utilizing  Theoretical


Oleksandr oscillations of Aeroelastic Analysis
Trofymchuk, Oleksii distributed Flutter for Wind  Narrow Focus
Lebid, Iurii Kaliukh, systems Energy
Viktoriia Berchun,  Nonlinear
Yaroslav Programming for
Berchun(2022) Stability Analysis

Ritendra Yadav, Bijay Design and  Use of  Theoretical


Pokharel, Sanjaya Simulation of Piezoelectric Approach
Poudel, Akash Gupta Vortex Bladeless Technology  Specific Material
an Attachable Fin  Role of Fins in Considerations
that Harvest Enhancing Power
Energy Using
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Piezoelectric
Literature Review
Author/Authors Title Major Findings Limitations
Ashwani Gautam, Efficient Electro-  Comparison of  Wind Direction
Sanga Sai Srinivas, and Mechanical Different Magnetic Dependency
A. V. Ravi Teja Conversion System in Field Arrangements  Theoretical and
(2018) Bladeless Wind  Impact of Magnetic Simulation Based
Turbines Dimensions Results

Anshul Tripathi, Sahil Modal and Static  Geometry Impact  Limited


Thakur, Tushar Analysis of Vortex on Bladeless Wind Geometries
Aggarwal Bladeless Wind Turbine  Lack of Real-World
(2023) Turbines with Performance Testing
Different Geometries  Sin Wave
Geometry's High
Deflection

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Problem Statement
Based on your literature review, what missing link you have found that
you are focusing on your project. This will be your problem statement.

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Deliverables
Mention the End-Product/Solution that you will provide

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Project Plan
Provide the Gantt chart to show your project deliverables.

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Conceptual Design
Type your conclusions or future work here

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References
References

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