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wind load on windmill
Hello. I am designing a windmill and I would like to know what the wind pressure is on it under varying conditions.
I need an equation for this. The surface area of the windmill that will be facing the wind will be "A" . A can vary from 2 square meters to 9 square meters. The height that the windmill will be above the level flat ground will be "H" . H can vary from 3 meters to 30 meters. The wind speed will be "S" . S can vary from 8 Kilometers per Hour to 160 Kilometers per Hour. The mass density of the air will be "p" . p can vary from: 1.168 kg/m3 {At standard ambient temperature and pressure (25 °C and 100 kPa) and 0% humidity} to whatever it is at 100% humidity. I want a generic formula where I can plug in these all in and get the wind load on my windmill (not including the pole that supports it). Thanks. |
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