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Researchers should note that the literature is full of different designs, each focusing on different blades, including some details of the fatigue crack initiation and propagation, and are non-homogeneous with respect to the properties they used in the analysis. Thus, such a comparison is not easy.

The thickness of the adhesive is an important feature that can be used to reduce the possibility of fatigue cracks. It is a fact that the crack initiation and propagation highly depend on the thickness of the adhesive layer. 2.3 mm of adhesive thickness was selected to be used for the wind-turbine blade joints of this study based on this fact. Since it is known that increasing the adhesive thickness increases the load capacity, the thickness of this layer must be adapted according to the wind-turbine blade. A thickness of 1.5 mm can be considered for the thickness of the adhesive layer of a wind-turbine blade.

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The authors acknowledge the support within the Future Concept Fatigue Strength of Rotor Blades project granted by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (0325939) and the Senator for Health, Environment and Consumer Protection of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen within the ERDF programme Bremen 2014-2020 (201/PF_IWES_Zukunftskonzept_Betriebsfestig-keit_Rotorbltter_Phase I). Moreover, the authors would like to thank SSP Technology A/S for providing the geometry and the laminate plan for the wind-turbine blade model for this research.

Vortex generators are generally operated with forward facing rotors that are operated with the most turbulent speed range of the entire wind turbine. Based on the BEM method, the wake vortex is modeled using the FEM model described by the CFD simulator (ANSYS CFD). The CFD model is validated by a full-scale wind tunnel test data [ 23 ]. Figure 16 shows the comparisons of the CFD simulation and the wind tunnel measurement. Figures 17 and 18 show the comparisons of the CFD simulation and the wind tunnel test data for the blade center at the point of maximum pressure (ex =0) and for ex =100 m, respectively. It can be seen that a good agreement is obtained. Figure 19 shows a schematic diagram of the ANSYS CFD simulation, where the directions of the principal stresses in the CFD simulation are the same as those in the wind tunnel test data. The residual stresses in each component can be obtained by comparing the stress states of the wind tunnel test data and the CFD simulation data.
To identify and quantify the stress conditions in components, the FEM analysis was performed based on the CFD simulation data. The bond-line fracture model of the wind turbine is shown in Fig. 20. The blade support modules are connected through the bond line, and the flanges on the modules are welded to each other. The adhesive area is located between the support modules, which is equivalent to the bond line area where the adhesive is located. To calculate the bond-line fatigue stresses, the isotropic elastic modulus is first determined. The tensile strength of the adhesive layer is first determined using the FEM analysis based on the CFD simulation data [ 24 ].
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