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OBLATE: Active Flow Control aplicado a la optimización del rendimiento de aerogeneradores

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dc.contributor.advisorLuzzini, Davide
dc.creatorHabeych Castro, Zharick
dc.creator.degreeAdministrador de Negocios Internacionalesspa
dc.creator.degreeAdministrador de Negocios Internacionales
dc.creator.degreeLevelPregrado
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dc.date.created2025-07-18
dc.descriptionEl presente trabajo de grado analiza el proyecto Oblate, una iniciativa de base tecnológica orientada a la optimización del rendimiento de aerogeneradores mediante la aplicación de tecnologías de Active Flow Control (AFC). El proyecto surge como un spin-off deep-tech impulsado por investigación académica avanzada en aerodinámica, dinámica de fluidos y optimización computacional, con el objetivo de resolver desafíos estructurales y aerodinámicos que limitan la eficiencia y vida útil de los sistemas eólicos actuales.
dc.description.abstractThis bachelor’s degree project analyzes the Oblate project, a deep-tech initiative aimed at optimizing wind turbine performance through the application of Active Flow Control (AFC) technologies. The project originates from advanced academic research in aerodynamics, fluid dynamics, and computational optimization, addressing structural and aerodynamic challenges that limit the efficiency and operational lifespan of current wind energy systems.
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dc.subjectControl activo del flujo
dc.subjectEnergía eólica
dc.subjectAerodinámica
dc.subjectOptimización
dc.subjectAerogeneradores
dc.subject.keywordActive flow control
dc.subject.keywordWind energy
dc.subject.keywordAerodynamics
dc.subject.keywordOptimization
dc.subject.keywordWind turbines
dc.titleOBLATE: Active Flow Control aplicado a la optimización del rendimiento de aerogeneradores
dc.title.TranslatedTitleOBLATE: Active Flow Control applied to the optimization of wind turbine performance
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