In this bachelor's thesis an Aerodynamic an Structural model have been developed for the study of a exible kite. With this model, a designer is able to obtain a preliminary view of the forces acting on a kite as well as the nal shape of the kite after the equilibrium of forces is reached. The project can be clearly divided in two parts: The Aerodynamic model and the Structural model. The Aerodynamic model is a 3D Vortex lattice method. The Biot-Savart law was used to get the ow- eld around a nite straight vortex line. With the boundary condition that the air cannot ow through the kite, the strength of the ow- eld induced by the vortices can be computed. Also the Kutta-Joukowski theorem is used to calculate the force prod...
The kite power group at TU Delft is currently researching the use of leading edge inflatable (LEI) k...
Thorough understanding of flexible wing structural and aerodynamic properties is crucial to reduce u...
The climate actions defined by United Nations require a rapid transition to low environmental footpr...
In this bachelor's thesis an Aerodynamic an Structural model have been developed for the study of a...
The kite is modelled with the non-linear finite element method to stay close to its physical propert...
Since the beginning of the century the field of airborne wind energy has emerged to provide with new...
Kite Aerodynamics Airborne Wind Energy (AWE) systems operate at high altitudes, where wind velocitie...
This thesis investigates the dynamic modelling of a kite power system. The goal was to create a mode...
Kite wings might be the future in sustainable electricity generation. Delft University of Technology...
In this Bachelor Thesis a model of a kite linked by two wires has been developed. The kite is a rig...
When designing an airborne wind energy system, it is necessary to be able to estimate the traction f...
In this work we explore the initial design space for composite kites, focusing on the configuration ...
Similar to parafoils, ram-air kites are flexible membrane wings inflated by the apparent wind and su...
International audienceDesigning new large kite wings requires engineering tools that can account for...
Soft-wing kites for airborne wind-energy harvesting function as flying tensile membrane structures, ...
The kite power group at TU Delft is currently researching the use of leading edge inflatable (LEI) k...
Thorough understanding of flexible wing structural and aerodynamic properties is crucial to reduce u...
The climate actions defined by United Nations require a rapid transition to low environmental footpr...
In this bachelor's thesis an Aerodynamic an Structural model have been developed for the study of a...
The kite is modelled with the non-linear finite element method to stay close to its physical propert...
Since the beginning of the century the field of airborne wind energy has emerged to provide with new...
Kite Aerodynamics Airborne Wind Energy (AWE) systems operate at high altitudes, where wind velocitie...
This thesis investigates the dynamic modelling of a kite power system. The goal was to create a mode...
Kite wings might be the future in sustainable electricity generation. Delft University of Technology...
In this Bachelor Thesis a model of a kite linked by two wires has been developed. The kite is a rig...
When designing an airborne wind energy system, it is necessary to be able to estimate the traction f...
In this work we explore the initial design space for composite kites, focusing on the configuration ...
Similar to parafoils, ram-air kites are flexible membrane wings inflated by the apparent wind and su...
International audienceDesigning new large kite wings requires engineering tools that can account for...
Soft-wing kites for airborne wind-energy harvesting function as flying tensile membrane structures, ...
The kite power group at TU Delft is currently researching the use of leading edge inflatable (LEI) k...
Thorough understanding of flexible wing structural and aerodynamic properties is crucial to reduce u...
The climate actions defined by United Nations require a rapid transition to low environmental footpr...