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Wind Energy_Fundamentals, Resource Analysis and Economics8 N7 J3 a$ S& }; X, j, H
Contents
7 d7 X( [$ Y! y9 o) v: B  n( gPreface …………………………………………………..................... VII9 Z9 y6 ^" b2 V3 ]7 x7 H7 j" W
1 Introduction …………………………………………………………1! K: M+ z% J5 o6 V5 B+ n
1.1 History of wind energy………………………………………….3
( ?# s$ D$ U( F5 V) {& f9 c/ V. W1.2 Current status and future prospects……………………………...7
7 x7 t. q: }9 J5 lReferences ……………………………………………………………8
8 K; C! x0 K+ X/ D2 |9 Y1 D# e2 Basics of Wind Energy Conversion ………………………………..11
7 z4 F' T- k7 ]0 ]7 g5 s2.1 Power available in the wind spectra …………………………….11
1 Z) V$ p; L) R/ v" I* v2 H& K2.2 Wind turbine power and torque ………………………………... 146 n' @8 w9 @! w8 O: |
2.3 Classification of wind turbines ………………………………… 16
  Q4 O1 O  J6 ^6 E% z2.3.1 Horizontal axis wind turbines ……………………………179 ]. G0 o7 Y; e2 ^0 D
2.3.2 Vertical axis wind turbines ……………………………… 183 |9 e1 N* R' I! f- h
Darrieus rotor …………………………………………….199 A, G4 H/ U" o# o: h: F1 ^0 |& v
Savonius rotor ……………………………………………207 s2 N0 N8 h" n6 J' u; _# ?
Musgrove rotor ………………………………………….. 21) D8 J: M! k+ v7 S1 Z" S
2.4 Characteristics of wind rotors ………………………………….. 22
7 s& ^7 Q8 l; H$ ]* {  f2.5 Aerodynamics of wind turbines ………………………………...23
& ~3 Y6 [9 b' V0 y! U) s2.5.1 Airfoil ……………………………………........................ 23
$ [# x  L( o) V2 J% {- I4 h9 C2.5.2 Aerodynamic theories ……………………………………27  _# T1 S! S9 j5 p: u# p+ e
Axial momentum theory …………………………………27
5 w8 L1 J: x' U& WBlade element theory …………………………………….31
7 z4 {7 j9 |7 ~. \* E! g" R6 c! ]Strip theory ………………………………………………33& F* w2 z# {, A6 x
2.6 Rotor design …………………………………………………….34" |1 M: k* Q" x0 T
2.7 Rotor performance ……………………………………………... 40
. |' f0 p, u* \" y0 M. |8 ]0 n0 pReferences ……………………………………………………………42
1 H% n# a2 |" C" @% ~( p3 Analysis of wind regimes……………………………………………45
! V' [/ [5 B+ f) ?3.1 The wind………………………………………………………... 46- Y  Z  n: {; u7 I  A
3.1.1 Local effects………………………………………………47
* e# v+ b& [. F- h# H9 y9 V3.1.2 Wind shear………………………………………………..47
# d+ ~; T; s9 _$ n( l3.1.3 Turbulence………………………………………………..50
' W, R( ?( p; d3 Y7 |3.1.4 Acceleration effect………………………………………..51
# W; J/ ?+ |+ c8 j$ K6 U3.1.5 Time variation…………………………………………….51) Z; m% x% ?& z
3.2 Measurement of wind……………………………………………53$ x9 s7 t. G3 j7 ^/ t
3.2.1 Ecological indicators…………………………………….. 53
) c1 ~. H$ c+ q- N* ?* H3.2.2 Anemometers……………………………………………..558 Q, _2 O) M, Z( L3 i
Cup anemometer………………………………………….55
. [7 q6 y3 u% S# N- @6 e) MPropeller anemometer…………………………………….56
% q5 K1 P: t& ~( E7 K" l7 bPressure plate anemometer……………………………….56) i, G; D: ?0 L
Pressure tube anemometers……………………………… 57
. Y& L7 v# C9 N  `Sonic anemometer……………………………………….. 581 F) h' K5 l+ V
3.2.3 Wind direction……………………………………………61
, X9 G& g8 z8 I% _1 p' y3.3 Analysis of wind data……………………………………………61  X+ W: V- T1 K1 D' v2 Q8 ^0 n
3.3.1 Average wind speed………………………………………63
/ |8 G( L* Y( v' a3.3.2 Distribution of wind velocity……………………………..64
* `/ {5 d/ s3 ~6 x3.3.3 Statistical models for wind data analysis…………………68
0 f2 H7 C( q/ R, M7 W6 P, ]2 [/ S; VWeibull distribution………………………………………681 D; _  c8 A4 g. k8 I" W" b4 }. Z
Rayleigh distribution…………………………………….. 789 P1 Q( n7 b" P( S: U' q$ X: ^" `
3.4 Energy estimation of wind regimes…………………………….. 80
" ^; J2 T5 M! k( `9 _: {1 ^3.4.1 Weibull based approach…………………………………..80
) |0 y/ m7 O% ^0 h2 q& L  |8 W7 {; I" _3.4.2 Rayleigh based approach…………………………………84
$ A* A6 f1 T# ^& Y/ ?References…………………………………………………………….88  x7 p6 J/ K- F9 M/ ]1 R
4 Wind energy conversion systems………………………………….. 89
: p* b% Z  Z8 y* N9 J! Z: d4.1 Wind electric generators………………………………………... 90
( I& q" K; a& V& ^$ o" v4.1.1 Tower……………………………………………………..915 i) s0 x' z2 K; |) @/ h
4.1.2 Rotor……………………………………………………...96! T4 t1 a; r0 j
4.1.3 Gear box…………………………………………………. 99; A# Z2 }  b8 [/ W" e. ?! a
4.1.4 Power regulation………………………………………….101
& c4 m5 ~" Z; @& a9 {! ~4.1.5 Safety brakes…………………………………………….. 105
6 X; f. ~6 c) \+ j  ^( Q' E. U# @4.1.6 Generator…………………………………………………1070 S  J; }: r; `5 U
Induction generator……………………………………….1071 |1 o# Z: X: y: e$ }# x# m9 x
Synchronous generator…………………………………... 110
2 h0 N: ]5 u% S  w) q/ N" z4.1.7 Fixed and variable speed operations…………………….. 112. a' {( I* L& T* y) \
4.1.8 Grid integration………………………………………….. 115
( m6 y9 ?  p% K. `4.2 Wind farms………………………………………………………117+ g! n5 r, ~) a, g! X
4.3 Offshore wind farms……………………………………………. 1216 V3 X) e% ?- [4 Z# v
4.4 Wind pumps……………………………………………………..124
  |; `/ z: K0 ~" X3 o4.4.1 Wind powered piston pumps……………………………..126
7 p4 k: H/ X, T- M' ]$ v  w- q4.4.2 Limitations of wind driven piston pumps………………...129
( g& a/ [6 o9 r5 U, sThe hysteresis effect……………………………………...129$ X0 P% N# f) d0 p! ]& C- ]- ~
Mismatch between the rotor and pump characteristics….. 132. z9 R" ^* U  J0 K& U9 `1 ]
Dynamic loading of the pump’s lift rod………………… 133
7 x5 k/ g5 S+ Y( i4.4.3 Double acting pump………………………………………134
( H8 V, q, a( O4.4.4 Wind driven roto-dynamic pumps………………………..135" z% w6 H) I1 @( }3 C. A1 c, Q; \/ u
4.4.5 Wind electric pumps……………………………………...1403 P. i: @; C5 H4 \% B2 b
References…………………………………………………………….142
: m; r$ Y% `' d! a; b5 Performance of wind energy conversion systems………………… 145) [0 v7 n# x- W% s
5.1 Power curve of the wind turbine………………………………...1460 j( t+ U% \3 ?5 i- h
5.2 Energy generated by the wind turbine…………………………..1503 A/ Y$ P0 ~% i( c
5.2.1 Weibull based approach…………………………………. 1508 s9 z- F3 c' G3 H% d- x4 [
5.2.2 Rayleigh based approach…………………………………153; _: @! x# O4 m5 c) r  `
5.3 Capacity factor…………………………………………………..155
1 K; V# v' {! ~& r! `5 U7 |8 a5.4 Matching the turbine with wind regime…………………………159, q( k3 X" M7 O! E  ^3 b, N
5.5 Performance of wind powered pumping systems………………. 164
. i& l9 G* f3 {1 Q$ G$ O( V+ \4 V5.5.1 Wind driven piston pumps………………………………. 164
7 D4 d5 u8 u5 J- y/ M! o5.5.2 Wind driven roto-dynamic pumps………………………. 171
4 U: {. K' q' k( V5 L7 H) d. C5.5.3 Wind electric pumping systems…………………………. 175
' L5 V  ~" `9 E7 y# _3 j( nReferences…………………………………………………………….177) D4 l, j2 k+ t4 }4 ?* L
6 Wind energy and Environment……………………………………. 179- e+ Y4 s- R* s6 n0 }8 G% G
6.1 Environmental benefits of wind energy…………………………180
( |# v7 m4 l9 F. t. A3 d7 r: N6.2 Life cycle analysis……………………………………………… 182
+ z8 Z' P9 O( N# m0 x6.2.1 Net energy analysis…………………………….…………185% T6 J, S+ y" ~1 x
6.2.2 Life cycle emission……………………………………….1890 M6 F7 W; N" r' Z# [  k
6.3 Environmental problems of wind energy………………………..1930 i; k; h3 W0 A% S1 M+ O6 }/ q
6.3.1 Avian issues………………………………………………193
) C5 l% @2 _# C+ U  S- t8 N* P- y4 o6.3.2 Noise emission……………………………………………1965 @: V* F! c( m2 f: R: \9 I
6.3.3 Visual impact……………………………………………..202
7 Z: G5 n( T; R. z4 X8 uReferences…………………………………………………………….2055 b3 L: b5 a1 Q7 b# c
7 Economics of wind energy…………………………………………. 2098 H& t, y0 I1 \4 W
7.1 Factors influencing the wind energy economics……………….. 210( B0 v( F5 R' C1 t9 b5 B2 }+ h9 l% d8 u
7.1.1 Site specific factors……………………………………… 210
5 a; {  M4 F; {+ R* _. q& a6 R7.1.2 Machine parameters………………………………………212
' Y2 ^- y  ^: ]6 i7.1.3 Energy market…………………………………………….213
: \2 o) S5 @1 d7.1.4 Incentives and exemptions………………………………..214
8 v+ R, i2 Y7 I9 p4 ~  [3 p7.2 The ‘present worth’ approach…………………………………... 215
: T  E0 C  [8 S! {7.3 Cost of wind energy……………………………………………..220
. p; b4 x: s/ s/ g" l7.3.1 Initial investment…………………………………………221
6 C+ ]) ^$ N: ?4 l3 x4 u7.3.2 Operation and maintenance costs………………………... 2227 ?) y* t1 ^& A" J
7.2.3 Present value of annual costs……………………………..2237 ^- c  ^: ?) A) ^% v; p/ Z
7.4 Benefits of wind energy…………………………………………225
! w8 A& o* p% Y. ]8 V$ N5 F7.5 Yardsticks of economic merit…………………………………... 227- ^6 p& Y1 D" @! Y; s
7.5.1 Net present value………………………………………… 227
$ k! N# ~) s' d  j" q# I; h+ h- s) n7.5.2 Benefit cost ratio………………………………………… 228
* t# Y, u0 b* G' k) K7.5.3 Pay back period………………………………………….. 229
3 v5 o7 n' s6 N. f7.5.4 Internal rate of return……………………………………..2304 N$ p; I3 E% I3 s5 S  n
7.6 Tax deduction due to investment depreciation…………………. 233% \1 N6 q+ c5 u# V6 a
References…………………………………………………………….2368 Z  p  `3 s$ V% f* h) c
Appendix…………………………………………………………….. 237
7 x- k6 V0 @" C& SIndex………………………………………………………………….241
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