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Fig 1.

Schematic representation of wind turbine wake when turbine is placed in an atmospheric boundary layer [27].

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Fig 2.

Flow of study and methodology.

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Fig 3.

(a) The meshing and geometry of the helical turbine (b) Meshing and twist angle of the turbine in COMSOL (c) Geometry of the complete system.

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Fig 4.

Error study.

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Fig 5.

6 Points across the diameter and 30 points along the axis for data.

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Fig 6.

(a) Streamline velocity depiction through the ducted Horizontal Axis-Helical Wind Turbine system. (b) Velocity and Pressure relation on a cut plane through the ducted Horizontal Axis-Helical Wind Turbine system. (c) Pressure on the turbine defining the velocity profile across the turbine.

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Fig 7.

Velocity gradient throughout the turbine at various points and velocity.

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Table 1.

Simulation data evaluation metrics.

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Fig 8.

Simulation based and predicted data co-relation.

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Fig 9.

Statistical evaluation of the relationship between the inlet velocity and velocity at different segments of the turbine.

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Fig 10.

Pressure and velocity relation in an empty diffuser.

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Fig 11.

Blade velocity and force diagram.

Here, ω is the rotation, r is the radius, ϴ is the angle.

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