Abstract: Wind energy has become one of the most important renewable energy sources for meeting the growing global demand for electricity. Despite its advantages, wind turbine blades are constantly exposed to fluctuating wind conditions, turbulence, and aerodynamic loads that induce vibrations. These vibrations can reduce power generation efficiency, accelerate structural fatigue, increase maintenance costs, and shorten the lifespan of turbine components......
Key Word: Wind turbine blades, Lorentz force damping, Electromagnetic vibration control, Renewable energy, Vibration suppression
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