Differentiation Analysis of Wind Turbine Torque Transmission Systems

This research paper presents a comparative analysis of single and dual rotor wind turbine torque transmission systems, focusing on gearbox design and efficiency. The study investigates the advantages of dual-rotor systems, including increased energy capture and reduced cut-in speeds. The analysis incorporates CATIA software for gearbox design and uses basic formulas for gear dimension calculations. The paper highlights the potential for dual-rotor wind turbines to generate more power than conventional single-rotor systems, and it discusses the cost implications of gearbox design. The research references relevant studies, including those on counter-rotating wind turbines and Betz's limit, to support its findings. The conclusion emphasizes the potential of dual-rotor wind turbines to improve energy efficiency in wind power generation.