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Wind Energy_Fundamentals, Resource Analysis and Economics; t( U. @+ Y/ ~8 a
Contents
7 z' E, i3 @8 R/ xPreface …………………………………………………..................... VII
7 w+ u2 w1 y% e; Y2 C3 W$ y1 Introduction …………………………………………………………1
( Q9 N& u5 p$ M) V1 I" U1.1 History of wind energy………………………………………….3
8 D! l, n/ Q9 [5 n7 M' b$ x6 S1.2 Current status and future prospects……………………………...7
4 C! U% I# o$ o1 h3 @; UReferences ……………………………………………………………84 g( H+ u5 x) E) ~, |; p
2 Basics of Wind Energy Conversion ………………………………..11
! F% P! x7 g4 E$ m2.1 Power available in the wind spectra …………………………….11
" ] b( ?% ?6 i8 s; S3 z2.2 Wind turbine power and torque ………………………………... 143 L }. x/ C/ E) W
2.3 Classification of wind turbines ………………………………… 16
8 r. m) o( e) Z% S7 S2.3.1 Horizontal axis wind turbines ……………………………17
7 i" x5 O9 Y, v& p- {( x2.3.2 Vertical axis wind turbines ……………………………… 18
. ?8 A! ^' p$ T& U% LDarrieus rotor …………………………………………….19. K9 y# N' ]% R7 l" n* M
Savonius rotor ……………………………………………209 g U0 X( \6 H' B* U! h
Musgrove rotor ………………………………………….. 21# |6 E. W. H: Z8 P9 f# s
2.4 Characteristics of wind rotors ………………………………….. 22# s' E# |8 t. F; M0 ^
2.5 Aerodynamics of wind turbines ………………………………...23
' t; h4 [' k9 {2.5.1 Airfoil ……………………………………........................ 23
6 Z4 J$ B' E) `! H/ f3 x" d2.5.2 Aerodynamic theories ……………………………………27& O8 T, l: q: O7 X
Axial momentum theory …………………………………27
3 R) [$ h& q% c; g: X0 U. s, ABlade element theory …………………………………….31
% l* [+ d) y5 dStrip theory ………………………………………………331 ~+ y# t I, Z: \: L/ W
2.6 Rotor design …………………………………………………….342 p5 q: f/ @' E# q" q/ N2 E4 m/ ?+ ]) W
2.7 Rotor performance ……………………………………………... 40
. r9 \% ?. C8 O( n. h8 i' `References ……………………………………………………………42' N( e3 u& ]: u4 A* U/ H$ P' H
3 Analysis of wind regimes……………………………………………458 `0 l6 {0 g8 c; n5 R1 d! Q
3.1 The wind………………………………………………………... 46
. D' y8 k. Y9 U" R% {1 F9 s3.1.1 Local effects………………………………………………47% R4 V% v, }' {* o% X6 C
3.1.2 Wind shear………………………………………………..47
& e, a9 P8 c9 C' S' J4 N$ \. X6 m+ R; T3.1.3 Turbulence………………………………………………..50! X1 C3 Z, x+ l3 {
3.1.4 Acceleration effect………………………………………..51
# a9 {8 v4 t4 I# G( ?5 Y4 N, x3.1.5 Time variation…………………………………………….51
, s4 S( Z5 r* F9 L7 w4 k- @3.2 Measurement of wind……………………………………………53+ a0 m T/ d' |# m, f2 k7 u
3.2.1 Ecological indicators…………………………………….. 537 C& w" P6 R6 E) W' |
3.2.2 Anemometers……………………………………………..55' e, u0 X2 f r
Cup anemometer………………………………………….55
: s/ i0 G+ L: q+ F! XPropeller anemometer…………………………………….56 m5 e( ~; r( I4 O# D2 x
Pressure plate anemometer……………………………….567 }6 K1 f% j$ u& m
Pressure tube anemometers……………………………… 57. [* i$ c6 _9 s; t0 p. l: ~
Sonic anemometer……………………………………….. 58
4 a* `- `1 N! A% l+ y. ? Q3.2.3 Wind direction……………………………………………61% o* V0 \- y. i
3.3 Analysis of wind data……………………………………………61
$ g: h3 l- f9 a( Z( z1 @, X3.3.1 Average wind speed………………………………………63
/ V) @" ?4 B; U; M7 m; y- z3.3.2 Distribution of wind velocity……………………………..64, K3 W. V$ }, f, }" i% z
3.3.3 Statistical models for wind data analysis…………………684 H! ?8 {) ]: N' Q* F5 v
Weibull distribution………………………………………68) w# J7 M0 [8 s- Z$ L
Rayleigh distribution…………………………………….. 78
4 u5 _7 @' B- a* U" n3.4 Energy estimation of wind regimes…………………………….. 804 x- [3 a+ A# [2 }0 `
3.4.1 Weibull based approach…………………………………..80% @0 R# i, M2 R. G% V8 n7 F
3.4.2 Rayleigh based approach…………………………………84- [8 l; P, ?- S4 @5 x5 l G& Q
References…………………………………………………………….88
: `1 }1 y0 e- \: c+ u. G4 Wind energy conversion systems………………………………….. 896 I' C( B( w, ?7 y' B+ `$ |
4.1 Wind electric generators………………………………………... 90
# m# _6 @$ k0 j. B* q5 I4.1.1 Tower……………………………………………………..91: I4 K9 Y) t, ]. y
4.1.2 Rotor……………………………………………………...96$ D S, X* T' U! y/ y3 B
4.1.3 Gear box…………………………………………………. 99
* R. o8 ?# x3 B8 c4.1.4 Power regulation………………………………………….101. U' K7 k3 {' d
4.1.5 Safety brakes…………………………………………….. 105' q$ J/ x9 f+ B7 n L2 i" V A& n7 @
4.1.6 Generator…………………………………………………107
# B& K! c# K! C. q+ X! M$ PInduction generator……………………………………….1076 D, W4 b6 \ l0 D" c4 ~
Synchronous generator…………………………………... 110
5 V8 n- a/ L) d$ j4.1.7 Fixed and variable speed operations…………………….. 112
, v" ]. |' K: q6 Z+ T! k7 @; I4.1.8 Grid integration………………………………………….. 115
2 r/ _- M; @) [" a. G4.2 Wind farms………………………………………………………117
' T# K* e9 O3 l' N: ^4.3 Offshore wind farms……………………………………………. 121
/ n+ M/ o6 p& J3 ]7 R) h1 |5 v/ E4.4 Wind pumps……………………………………………………..124' F$ N- l/ U! l0 t$ {9 I. J/ E" N
4.4.1 Wind powered piston pumps……………………………..1266 A t, [8 q& R8 v
4.4.2 Limitations of wind driven piston pumps………………...129- V, Q* j% Y o) g4 F
The hysteresis effect……………………………………...129
1 ~6 [' v" z* cMismatch between the rotor and pump characteristics….. 1323 V! C9 i$ Z7 o
Dynamic loading of the pump’s lift rod………………… 133( o0 J) s! l2 b& q: L
4.4.3 Double acting pump………………………………………134
; b% P: y% ?, A- U" s. T$ w4.4.4 Wind driven roto-dynamic pumps………………………..1352 c4 S* U7 x0 W) _7 U# k
4.4.5 Wind electric pumps……………………………………...140
3 C8 \8 @! ?. WReferences…………………………………………………………….142" t6 {; z7 G9 y, E) P) S+ h
5 Performance of wind energy conversion systems………………… 145
1 s, \6 c+ [) C0 [0 m5.1 Power curve of the wind turbine………………………………...146' j# [, ?+ w) _1 c# l
5.2 Energy generated by the wind turbine…………………………..1507 [+ v9 T+ G0 o- D. [( K
5.2.1 Weibull based approach…………………………………. 150
/ {2 t9 |+ w! E2 `5.2.2 Rayleigh based approach…………………………………1536 j. {0 ^1 j& I$ m$ |
5.3 Capacity factor…………………………………………………..155
2 N8 b( ]5 t7 O5 i V8 @+ P+ I: a5.4 Matching the turbine with wind regime…………………………159
C" ]8 a8 T% T/ Z+ m3 a5.5 Performance of wind powered pumping systems………………. 164( ^9 Q) h5 _- E* i1 _1 z- u
5.5.1 Wind driven piston pumps………………………………. 164
1 {/ Z( P0 |+ g* X% o5.5.2 Wind driven roto-dynamic pumps………………………. 171' t5 T# {( ^5 j3 Z
5.5.3 Wind electric pumping systems…………………………. 1754 B" B2 D* W L2 k. d& g- z) z
References…………………………………………………………….177( v3 _! }; h$ @3 e! B% [; Z. x3 h7 Y
6 Wind energy and Environment……………………………………. 179
( D! \8 s: H6 S# c* \1 {6.1 Environmental benefits of wind energy…………………………1800 L5 k/ Y1 e5 m8 Z* O
6.2 Life cycle analysis……………………………………………… 182- Z8 Z( Z3 B1 j& F* Z
6.2.1 Net energy analysis…………………………….…………185
& J, D& G7 k% e/ U1 s6.2.2 Life cycle emission……………………………………….189/ j% [7 V) q% |" d& Q
6.3 Environmental problems of wind energy………………………..1939 ^3 Y" z Q7 R* z
6.3.1 Avian issues………………………………………………193
7 e7 R8 B" p* G+ Z6 G6.3.2 Noise emission……………………………………………1966 `5 L: h4 F) t
6.3.3 Visual impact……………………………………………..202
7 R$ C& |2 d1 _$ i) _References…………………………………………………………….205( }* I. E( U J9 o3 @; ^" h
7 Economics of wind energy…………………………………………. 209& m, Y- F$ K. ?% ~3 W: A1 w1 }
7.1 Factors influencing the wind energy economics……………….. 210
5 U$ B/ K6 I. `4 X7.1.1 Site specific factors……………………………………… 210' h2 E% g& }# I, `2 T
7.1.2 Machine parameters………………………………………212
7 }0 G2 m0 s3 y, Z4 D" F1 B2 ]9 \7.1.3 Energy market…………………………………………….213: e% [- n! L7 S1 x/ L
7.1.4 Incentives and exemptions………………………………..2142 A$ i& D* k* n: ?, ]% ~5 b* J
7.2 The ‘present worth’ approach…………………………………... 2153 ]- a$ N: f6 h
7.3 Cost of wind energy……………………………………………..220+ Q4 Z; l: m% a2 p. ?. P: B3 t; v5 j
7.3.1 Initial investment…………………………………………2217 L. \% p& h- {) i
7.3.2 Operation and maintenance costs………………………... 222; B6 C. i9 a7 u/ U& g" |
7.2.3 Present value of annual costs……………………………..223/ `; r' b& d% Q4 ?# l" E
7.4 Benefits of wind energy…………………………………………225
* J5 J+ M6 E" R6 g7.5 Yardsticks of economic merit…………………………………... 227
# F4 `) O6 @% c! k p, d( E! [2 r7.5.1 Net present value………………………………………… 2276 R' o# |6 {' N8 y5 S% c5 X7 N- l
7.5.2 Benefit cost ratio………………………………………… 228
, |8 |1 u: k* W. |) C; O7.5.3 Pay back period………………………………………….. 229
' s% n" o! C* ?) B) K7.5.4 Internal rate of return……………………………………..2307 S0 f2 f5 w7 n3 R
7.6 Tax deduction due to investment depreciation…………………. 233' a8 V$ y3 ?1 j- c
References…………………………………………………………….236, N Q6 ~1 ?/ W7 t+ B/ I
Appendix…………………………………………………………….. 237/ x F+ t1 j9 Z7 @1 y5 Q! ]
Index………………………………………………………………….241
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