Song, Z.Z.SongWeidinger, P.P.WeidingerEich, N.N.EichZhang, H.H.ZhangYogal, N.N.YogalKumme, R.R.Kumme2022-05-062022-05-062021https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/41568310.1016/j.measen.2021.100249Accurately measuring the mechanical power of wind turbines is essential for determining their efficiencies. As there is currently no standardized method available for a traceable mechanical power measurement of wind turbines, we propose a 10 MW mechanical power transfer standard based on a 5 MN·m torque transducer and an inclinometer for rotational speed measurements up to 20 min−1. In particular, the deviation of using an inclinometer is investigated both in simulation and experiments, and a compensation method is proposed. By tracing both the torque and the rotational speed measurements to national standards, it can offer a mechanical power measurement with 0.5 % measurement uncertainty.en10 MW mechanical power transfer standard for nacelle test benches using a torque transducer and an inclinometerjournal article