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I have a set-up of pywake using TurboPark set-up the same way as in turbopark.py and I understand the importance of the wake_deficitModel.WS_key = 'WS_jlk' line. I am now updating my implementation to use All2AllIterative as I am in the process of adding a blockage model. Prior to adding the blockage model I am checking that my implementation of TurbOPark gives the same results with PropateDownwind as All2AllIterative.
If I include the wake_deficitModel.WS_key = 'WS_jlk' line the code throws the error:
_calc_deficit() missing 1 required positional argument: 'WS_ref_ijlk'
However if I omit the wake_deficitModel.WS_key = 'WS_jlk' line the results are different to the PropateDownwind approach. Please could you assist me with the correct set-up to maintain consistency of results for the two set-ups.
Kind regards,
Olivia
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There is a very easy fix for this problem, but I am hesitating about merging it, because the WS_jlk is imho at least questionable.
And I am therefore worried about making it even more available to users, but a proper error message would of course be beneficial.
I think you should carefully reconsider your study as the TurboPark model is calibrated to a database of Ørsted wind farm measurements. These measurements obviously includes blockage, so adding a blockage model will require a recalibration of the TurboPark parameters.
Hi,
I have a set-up of pywake using TurboPark set-up the same way as in turbopark.py and I understand the importance of the
wake_deficitModel.WS_key = 'WS_jlk'
line. I am now updating my implementation to use All2AllIterative as I am in the process of adding a blockage model. Prior to adding the blockage model I am checking that my implementation of TurbOPark gives the same results with PropateDownwind as All2AllIterative.If I include the
wake_deficitModel.WS_key = 'WS_jlk'
line the code throws the error:_calc_deficit() missing 1 required positional argument: 'WS_ref_ijlk'
However if I omit the
wake_deficitModel.WS_key = 'WS_jlk'
line the results are different to the PropateDownwind approach. Please could you assist me with the correct set-up to maintain consistency of results for the two set-ups.Kind regards,
Olivia
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: