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Wind Energy_Fundamentals, Resource Analysis and Economics
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8 b ]9 \' y X, q8 i5 NPreface …………………………………………………..................... VII8 M) F; L' {: u- U: E+ {& S
1 Introduction …………………………………………………………1
) |2 W% Q1 U" b m/ {4 J# U6 n1.1 History of wind energy………………………………………….3
! B: m4 l2 m7 Q: A3 ^+ O( a$ {, v L1.2 Current status and future prospects……………………………...75 ]2 ?6 x- k: [8 {
References ……………………………………………………………8
: M. f+ a& W5 o4 w9 ^2 Basics of Wind Energy Conversion ………………………………..11
* J9 G3 h& Q' r Z7 Y+ B2.1 Power available in the wind spectra …………………………….11+ u" r$ K2 T. t, ^
2.2 Wind turbine power and torque ………………………………... 14- g; Y! S4 {: ]& {
2.3 Classification of wind turbines ………………………………… 16
5 e j2 c) B3 u9 h2.3.1 Horizontal axis wind turbines ……………………………17% j* f [7 h1 X9 l6 S+ L
2.3.2 Vertical axis wind turbines ……………………………… 18
& b3 o8 I: N: G! \Darrieus rotor …………………………………………….19- L5 j1 c. q, z0 [( _4 G
Savonius rotor ……………………………………………20
/ b* V- q+ I. ]0 Z" FMusgrove rotor ………………………………………….. 21
" X5 q9 o( Y( `' F D2.4 Characteristics of wind rotors ………………………………….. 229 z% C+ \0 \+ M! T# Z4 p) q; L
2.5 Aerodynamics of wind turbines ………………………………...23, J. e- b q& M+ J
2.5.1 Airfoil ……………………………………........................ 23
2 o7 M5 [3 s$ m3 V7 |2.5.2 Aerodynamic theories ……………………………………27
5 l7 N2 ~" j) V2 u- c ]" l* \3 ~' S' L7 PAxial momentum theory …………………………………278 ~ \7 `; L& m" j6 X- _
Blade element theory …………………………………….31
/ X. y$ z7 k6 N8 ]: u4 U( G TStrip theory ………………………………………………339 ]2 _0 g; T( y: q6 L
2.6 Rotor design …………………………………………………….34
3 W7 J" j/ @) ?, J' N2.7 Rotor performance ……………………………………………... 40& ^; H9 q' N) `( p+ ]
References ……………………………………………………………42
& \ q/ l- Z: l# n/ i b3 Analysis of wind regimes……………………………………………45- b4 [ R0 @1 o3 G
3.1 The wind………………………………………………………... 46
7 j* K8 L! R* `8 C F( }. k3.1.1 Local effects………………………………………………47
7 o( T: K3 }& F- R& V3.1.2 Wind shear………………………………………………..47
4 K1 ?& f7 f# D3.1.3 Turbulence………………………………………………..50
/ x# j A8 s t* z' k2 V3.1.4 Acceleration effect………………………………………..51/ }3 Q4 a. @# w( n& ?5 w. U3 [
3.1.5 Time variation…………………………………………….513 f# g4 D3 @3 P( ^$ b7 h" P" q1 b* m
3.2 Measurement of wind……………………………………………537 m& @: Y/ b) e5 ?0 O9 {3 D
3.2.1 Ecological indicators…………………………………….. 53
1 x# d& L. O; \0 Q. F5 x3.2.2 Anemometers……………………………………………..55
! e& u$ E8 j6 G" f9 t4 ^. bCup anemometer………………………………………….55
: n& \6 m- r- j9 PPropeller anemometer…………………………………….56
% L8 x7 D: I1 E- |Pressure plate anemometer……………………………….560 @9 _4 P; P, |- m7 F# _) |
Pressure tube anemometers……………………………… 57" |! q+ D) N% S/ i
Sonic anemometer……………………………………….. 58. S* {4 O# m/ K _7 S# s% U* v
3.2.3 Wind direction……………………………………………61
) J; Y2 e! o9 L! L( J' e2 a# `/ P3.3 Analysis of wind data……………………………………………61& J5 z) @5 B& |6 B+ Q* Z% K$ L( a
3.3.1 Average wind speed………………………………………63) N) R& F* l0 k6 V! @+ Q: L& b3 E
3.3.2 Distribution of wind velocity……………………………..64
1 t& R# K* ?/ S) y7 _3.3.3 Statistical models for wind data analysis…………………68
) a, w4 _: v5 J" }- F2 t7 @$ IWeibull distribution………………………………………68
) {8 p; G5 T5 d* [* YRayleigh distribution…………………………………….. 78
" z3 r8 [6 d: ]# Y! U5 w$ ?3.4 Energy estimation of wind regimes…………………………….. 80# a D2 e; H# l3 S9 W
3.4.1 Weibull based approach…………………………………..80
2 b8 x. k$ }6 g% A& E9 b4 K: z! g; T3.4.2 Rayleigh based approach…………………………………84: ]; o1 m4 y6 L6 s" I0 l; |
References…………………………………………………………….88
# e' p0 a! R7 Y% e3 v& J% q4 Wind energy conversion systems………………………………….. 893 ~/ G- ` u& Y y
4.1 Wind electric generators………………………………………... 907 b& s$ @: e3 ^2 m
4.1.1 Tower……………………………………………………..91% O8 h$ I1 N1 X/ M
4.1.2 Rotor……………………………………………………...96% _, j& j7 ^+ k* l8 y6 v" C8 ?/ D
4.1.3 Gear box…………………………………………………. 995 E, n$ b+ I. s0 j$ Z6 O2 ~
4.1.4 Power regulation………………………………………….101: S0 F8 D( `; M7 I# E
4.1.5 Safety brakes…………………………………………….. 105% i5 q: h6 f* |. V
4.1.6 Generator…………………………………………………107
$ H. U) f( ^; g0 `! o, CInduction generator……………………………………….1076 \3 u4 w; x! x6 g% r
Synchronous generator…………………………………... 110! ~# }5 l# X4 P; r3 v! Y7 f. X4 q
4.1.7 Fixed and variable speed operations…………………….. 1120 \- f# H0 ^8 ]1 C0 E; L; X. n7 I
4.1.8 Grid integration………………………………………….. 1151 Y6 t- h& B* c" x: W$ u' f
4.2 Wind farms………………………………………………………117% @0 |) I' a1 `/ b$ [
4.3 Offshore wind farms……………………………………………. 121/ \# L$ h: u+ J( o! _# W
4.4 Wind pumps……………………………………………………..124
% g8 Q' s5 V+ Z- {+ c. Y+ U. {; N+ D) |4.4.1 Wind powered piston pumps……………………………..126$ d0 v1 J' |9 r/ ~/ Y# r
4.4.2 Limitations of wind driven piston pumps………………...129
/ o# s7 X0 ^+ i3 F2 f, Y5 R dThe hysteresis effect……………………………………...129
5 S& f4 f2 P1 |9 K5 I) q! tMismatch between the rotor and pump characteristics….. 132
w% X, ^; m% J( U6 {# Y7 lDynamic loading of the pump’s lift rod………………… 133
6 ^/ ^2 U: {. ?+ _, A: _+ t; H) b! h4.4.3 Double acting pump………………………………………134' f9 X( G0 C! q# q; r3 c0 {, k: f
4.4.4 Wind driven roto-dynamic pumps………………………..135
# ^6 X- Y$ I9 F8 _* ?4.4.5 Wind electric pumps……………………………………...140
1 }5 Q% e$ y; m8 I! }References…………………………………………………………….1422 k3 O% k; d% ] J1 O2 R" Y3 t$ o
5 Performance of wind energy conversion systems………………… 145
$ _! T$ r5 L8 B! f; S x$ A5.1 Power curve of the wind turbine………………………………...146. Y. E: s: f, d. X5 m# ~
5.2 Energy generated by the wind turbine…………………………..150
/ k" ?6 G3 x3 s1 R7 L3 w& G o/ ^5.2.1 Weibull based approach…………………………………. 150- o- K* {: ~7 Q: f$ C! P$ o3 a! G
5.2.2 Rayleigh based approach…………………………………1535 N: H, i K4 h y8 z8 m( I
5.3 Capacity factor…………………………………………………..1552 N7 N3 X/ s S+ p
5.4 Matching the turbine with wind regime…………………………159, X% L8 a; Z! W" b6 V) {: d
5.5 Performance of wind powered pumping systems………………. 164
1 b8 d9 W- d0 B% D6 k% \5.5.1 Wind driven piston pumps………………………………. 164 E, N3 \. |: x
5.5.2 Wind driven roto-dynamic pumps………………………. 171
m- I1 V. z7 s! d9 l5.5.3 Wind electric pumping systems…………………………. 175
, a5 C$ D2 B5 z# z6 @References…………………………………………………………….177( v, X0 L0 U& z
6 Wind energy and Environment……………………………………. 1791 W, A% \* h! I( ~; i. o; c4 g( { _1 ~
6.1 Environmental benefits of wind energy…………………………180, ~( j& J S8 v! g
6.2 Life cycle analysis……………………………………………… 1828 V* _) C) Z8 P" ~6 O
6.2.1 Net energy analysis…………………………….…………185
; @9 E G2 O2 K( _. p9 V/ X6.2.2 Life cycle emission……………………………………….189+ b" U& G+ l0 |3 P; X. o
6.3 Environmental problems of wind energy………………………..193
" h( |" \3 y# F6 j6.3.1 Avian issues………………………………………………193
: J" k% ?. P* U1 z* B' n6.3.2 Noise emission……………………………………………196- N1 @( }) d* `9 ~! [
6.3.3 Visual impact……………………………………………..202
8 K# @% ^4 g" u3 L/ e* M% C9 Z( hReferences…………………………………………………………….205) g2 K$ R# l9 ~+ ~/ P8 c5 m
7 Economics of wind energy…………………………………………. 2098 q2 y% o7 d3 [" P
7.1 Factors influencing the wind energy economics……………….. 210
. C3 K/ n( G8 v6 l3 }6 j, P7.1.1 Site specific factors……………………………………… 2107 g8 p* L$ S9 Z& X# {
7.1.2 Machine parameters………………………………………212
$ ^+ B8 _# d5 b1 R" A- g: l& P9 y7.1.3 Energy market…………………………………………….213
$ H$ j; U* e- {7.1.4 Incentives and exemptions………………………………..2147 s& q9 q2 C% v2 f
7.2 The ‘present worth’ approach…………………………………... 2156 e% q& u4 I: u
7.3 Cost of wind energy……………………………………………..220
7 _0 d7 \( j2 {9 D* j; q* p7.3.1 Initial investment…………………………………………221+ {! e- n+ s- c" X- B9 J
7.3.2 Operation and maintenance costs………………………... 2222 J1 U2 ~# ~* ~$ t( F) o
7.2.3 Present value of annual costs……………………………..223( F* D% ^0 G: o
7.4 Benefits of wind energy…………………………………………225
! j5 ]) A& L9 x/ J' c6 o `* C7.5 Yardsticks of economic merit…………………………………... 227, ?3 l( o& N" Y7 i4 }! ?8 l8 F+ t# b
7.5.1 Net present value………………………………………… 227 A2 j; f" f' W1 h' ^0 P4 ?
7.5.2 Benefit cost ratio………………………………………… 228
# ?) L9 i1 d, @: F6 h2 d# g7.5.3 Pay back period………………………………………….. 2294 w8 }' G# n, E1 A( o
7.5.4 Internal rate of return……………………………………..230
. y0 z' @ Y. Y. v J7.6 Tax deduction due to investment depreciation…………………. 233
9 q- Z4 l" q8 IReferences…………………………………………………………….236; b$ y5 \' e, i
Appendix…………………………………………………………….. 237$ f. A% ?9 G8 x' c
Index………………………………………………………………….241* k7 m" U9 n+ R/ R5 K# X, _
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