Disclosed in the present invention is a dual-rotor microfluidic energy capturing and power generating device based on a piezoelectric effect. An inner ring of blades and an outer ring of blades are coaxially and movably sleeved, and rotate relatively. Sheet-like magnetic piezoelectric components and steel magnets are provided in an annular gap between the inner ring of blades and the outer ring of blades. Magnetic piezoelectric components are connected to an inner peripheral surface of the outer ring of blades, the magnetic piezoelectric components are magnetically repulsive to the steel magnets, and the outer sides of the magnetic piezoelectric components are axially arranged. The inner ring of blades and the outer ring of blades rotate relatively to drive the magnetic piezoelectric components and the steel magnets to rotate relatively, and further drive the magnetic piezoelectric components to oscillate to generate mechanical energy which is then converted into electric energy.

A system with a first turbine rotating in a first direction and a second turbine rotating in a second direction, wherein there is negative clearance associated with blades of the first turbine and the blades of the second turbine.

There is provided methods and systems for controlling a multi-rotor wind turbine generator having at least two rotor nacelle assemblies mounted to a support arrangement by a common yaw control system and each having a wind direction sensor mounted thereto configured to measure a wind direction relative to forward direction of its rotor nacelle assembly. The methods comprise the steps of measuring, for each rotor nacelle assembly, wind power parameter data over a plurality of relative wind directions, determining, based on the measured data, an optimum relative wind direction, either based on the average of two directions at which the parameter is maximum or on a combined data set, and controlling the yaw system accordingly.

The wind turbine comprises a rotor which rotates with respect to a stator about a rotation axis. The rotor comprises at least one blade with a cavity, and a particulate filter fixed into the cavity.

An offshore wind power plant designed to reduce a fatigue load of a wind turbine includes an offshore structure, a plurality of wind turbines which is installed above the offshore structure to be spaced apart from each other with a predetermined distance and is supplied with a power through wind to produce electrical energy; and a turbine controller which controls at least one of a pitch movement and a yaw movement for the plurality of wind turbines.