Next Article in Journal
Editorial for Special Issue “Advances in Experimental and Computational Rheology, Volume II”
Next Article in Special Issue
Hydrodynamic Responses of a 6 MW Spar-Type Floating Offshore Wind Turbine in Regular Waves and Uniform Current
Previous Article in Journal
Detailed Simulation of the Nominal Flow and Temperature Conditions in a Pre-Konvoi PWR Using Coupled CFD and Neutron Kinetics
Previous Article in Special Issue
Mean Drift Forces on Vertical Cylindrical Bodies Placed in Front of a Breakwater
 
 
Article
Peer-Review Record

Development of a Flexible Lightweight Hydraulic-Pneumatic Flywheel System for Wind Turbine Rotors

by Laurence Alhrshy 1,*, Clemens Jauch 1 and Peter Kloft 2
Reviewer 1:
Reviewer 2:
Submission received: 28 August 2020 / Revised: 17 September 2020 / Accepted: 18 September 2020 / Published: 23 September 2020
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Wind and Wave Renewable Energy Systems)

Round 1

Reviewer 1 Report

1.In page 9, Figure 7 seems recurring three times. It should be corrected before publication.

2. This paper propose an useful and novel design of a flexible lightweight hydraulic-pneumatic flywheel system in a wind turbine rotor. I suggest this manuscript is suitable for the publication in the journal of fluids.

Author Response

Dear Reviewer,

We wish to thank you for the time and effort dedicated to provide feedback on our manuscript. We are grateful for you constructive comments, which provide a valuable improvements to our paper. The suggestions you made are carefully incorporated and revised. See below, in black, the reviewers’ comment, and; in blue, our point-by-point response to the reviewers’ comments. All changes within the manuscript are highlighted using the “Track Changes” function in Microsoft Word.

  1. In page 9, Figure 7 seems recurring three times. It should be corrected before publication.

Thank you very much for catching this confusing error. It was a mistake by using the cross-reference of Figure 7 in line 218. The cross-reference referred to the entire caption of figure 7. We have now corrected this error.

 

  1. This paper propose an useful and novel design of a flexible lightweight hydraulic-pneumatic flywheel system in a wind turbine rotor. I suggest this manuscript is suitable for the publication in the journal of fluids.

Thank you, we appreciate that.

Best regards

 

Reviewer 2 Report

Figure 1b is in my opinion inaccurate and requires correction.

I also have problems with Figure 7. I don't know if this is a manuscript processing error. Please check it

Table 1 and 4 is also split up and it's not looking good.

Figure 11 and 12 has too little descriptions

Author Response

Dear Reviewer,

We wish to thank you for the time and effort dedicated to provide feedback on our manuscript. We are grateful for you constructive comments, which provide a valuable improvements to our paper. The suggestions you made are carefully incorporated and revised. See below, in black, the reviewers’ comment, and; in blue, our point-by-point response to the reviewers’ comments. All changes within the manuscript are highlighted using the “Track Changes” function in Microsoft Word.

  1. Figure 1b is in my opinion inaccurate and requires correction.

Thank you for pointing this out. We think that the inaccuracy of Figure 1 is due to the conversion from Word to PDF. Because Figure 1 in the Word file is clear and has a good resolution. I will upload a new PDF file after the revision.

 

  1. I also have problems with Figure 7. I don't know if this is a manuscript processing error. Please check it

Thank you very much for catching this confusing error. It was a mistake by using the cross-reference of Figure 7 in line 218. The cross-reference referred to the entire caption of figure 7. We have now corrected this error.

 

  1. Table 1 and 4 is also split up and it's not looking good.

Thank you for this excellent observation. The reason for splitting of table 1 and 4 is due to the error that you already mentioned in comment 2. The use of the cross-reference of Figure 7 in line 218 was incorrect, which leads to recur Figure 1 three times, and split table 1 and 4 over two pages.

 

  1. Figure 11 and 12 has too little descriptions

Thank you for pointing this out. Detailed descriptions are added to the caption of figure 11 and 12.

Best regards

Back to TopTop