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Define wind speed from 3 to 30 m/s in 300s
Quote from sjx21 on 30. July 2025, 11:12How to define the wind condition in QBlade where the wind speed increases linearly from 3m/s to 30m/s within 300 seconds?
How to define the wind condition in QBlade where the wind speed increases linearly from 3m/s to 30m/s within 300 seconds?

Quote from David on 30. July 2025, 17:43Hi,
the hub height wind file format (.hht) allows to prescribe timeseries of wind velocities.
https://docs.qblade.org/src/user/windfield/windfield.html#hub-height-file
This format is also used for the “deterministic” wind events that are defined in the standard (ECD, EOG, etc…).
BR,
David
Hi,
the hub height wind file format (.hht) allows to prescribe timeseries of wind velocities.
https://docs.qblade.org/src/user/windfield/windfield.html#hub-height-file
This format is also used for the “deterministic” wind events that are defined in the standard (ECD, EOG, etc…).
BR,
David
Quote from sjx21 on 31. July 2025, 13:27Hi David,
Thank you very much for your reply, and the wind file format (.hht) works. However, the wind speed looks not linearly. Is there any other settings need to check to make sure it goes linearly?
If you can check the .hht file (with .txt file name due to upload limits) I created and the corresponding wind speed plot picture in the attachments for details? Thanks.
BR,
Hi David,
Thank you very much for your reply, and the wind file format (.hht) works. However, the wind speed looks not linearly. Is there any other settings need to check to make sure it goes linearly?
If you can check the .hht file (with .txt file name due to upload limits) I created and the corresponding wind speed plot picture in the attachments for details? Thanks.
BR,
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Quote from David on 1. August 2025, 16:29Hi,
what you are plottng is the measured wind speed at the hub height. This includes any relative motion of the turbine, e.g. when the tower is oscillating this movement is felt by this sensor.
There are other channels that show only the wind velocity, such as: “Abs Inflow Vel. at Hub [m/s]”
BR,
David
Hi,
what you are plottng is the measured wind speed at the hub height. This includes any relative motion of the turbine, e.g. when the tower is oscillating this movement is felt by this sensor.
There are other channels that show only the wind velocity, such as: “Abs Inflow Vel. at Hub [m/s]”
BR,
David
