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The VRT design comprises two sets of static guide vanes located on either
side and of a larger diameter than that of the rotor. These vanes are
connected by a shaped duct to provide a route for the (inlet/outlet) airflow. Air
enters the duct at a relatively low velocity and acquires a swirl motion as it
passes through the inlet guide vanes. The air then accelerates as it passes
Oscillating Water Column Device. down the narrowing duct towards the turbine rotor. The air drives the rotor, and
then decelerates as it travels back through the expanding duct before passing
over the outlet guide vanes. The process is repeated (in reverse) for the next
wave cycle.
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