Fitting of Weibull Distribution Method to Analysis Wind Energy Potential at Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia

Saberi, Zainab; Fudholi, Ahmad; Sopian, Kamaruzzaman

doi:10.37934/arfmts.69.1.1322

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“…One may make a distinction between a horizontal axis and a vertical axis when they are contained inside it. There is a consensus among experts that wind turbines with a horizontal axis are more prevalent and ubiquitous in comparison to wind turbines with a vertical axis [1]. Wind energy may be harnessed and converted into usable forms of power via the use of adevice called a wind turbine.…”

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“…This is how the wind's kinetic energy is converted into usable electrical energy. After that, the gearbox will be used to transmit the mechanical energy intothe high-speed shaft so that it may be converted into electrical energy by the generator [1]. After the preceding stage has been finished, we shall go on to the next one.…”

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“…This process is carried out by a wind turbine. After that, the mechanical energy will be transferred, with the help of a gearbox, into the high-speed shaft in order for the generator to be able to convert it into electrical energy [1]. Wind turbines with a horizontal axis revolve on an axis that is perpendicular to the direction in which the wind is blowing [2].…”

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Designing and Modelling of Wind Turbine Simulation Using MATLAB / SIMULINK

Nalini,

Chinnalal

2024

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The renewable energy, Malaysia hopes to lessen its reliance on oil and gas. Wind energy is one of the more promising renewable sources of electricity. Malaysia is situated in an area with low wind speeds, with an annual mean wind speed of 1.2- 4.1 m/s, close to the equator. The northeast monsoon and the southwest monsoon are the two monsoonseasons that Malaysia experiences. While wind speeds during the northeast monsoon can approach 15 m/s, they can only reach 7 m/s during the southwest monsoon season. The potential for wind energy in Sarawak, Malaysia, has only receiveda limited amount of research and study. In this article, MATLAB/SIMULINK will be used for modelling and simulation of numerous wind energy conversion systems (WESC) utilizing different generators operating under the same conditionsin order to analysis the generators' efficiency. Although ultimately all of them are equally efficient, PMSG has shown tobe more efficient than SCIG and DFIG at lower wind speeds. SCIG, DFIG, and PMSG efficiency are, respectively, 66.25%, 69.38%, and 71.88% at the rated wind speed.

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Designing and Modelling of Wind Turbine Simulation Using MATLAB / SIMULINK

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“…The Weibull distribution is not required the large size of samples, and it is very flexible. Only two parameters; shape (k) and scale (c) are required for processing the data [14]. We employed the WAsP software which has a package of Weibull distribution.…”

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Evaluation of Wind Energy Potential in Rayong Province, Thailand by WAsP Program

Saeheng

Saengsikhiao

Taweekun

2021

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Over the past decades, Wind energy is one of the alternative energy or renewable sources, which has been harvested to produce electricity. Our research aims to study the wind potential of the areas in the Rayong provinces of Thailand. Data from meteorological stations were collected every 10 minutes for of 3 years (2017-2019), with a measuring tower at 10-meter height above ground level (AGL). The annual average wind speeds were investigated in Rayong (2.02 m/s) with Weibull Probability Distribution Function (PDF). The annual average power density in Rayong regions was 13 W/m2. In all locations, wind direction was detected mainly from Southwest (SSW) and the yearly maximum wind power capacity is 94.376 MWh. The capacity factor of 21.5 % was noticed. With relatively low wind speed was noticed in Rayong provinces of Thailand, a small wind turbine installed at 30 meters would be recommended as a cost-effective way to convert wind power to electricity.

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Wind turbine modelling and simulation using Matlab / SIMULINK

Chong

Rigit

Ali

2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Malaysia is aiming to reduce the dependency on oil and gas by increasing the utilization of renewable energy. One of the promising renewable energy available is wind energy. Malaysia is located near the equator which is situated in a low wind speed region with an annual mean wind speed of 1.2-4.1 m/s. However, Malaysia also experiences two different monsoon seasons which is the southwest monsoon and the northeast monsoon. Wind speed during the southwest monsoon season can reach 7 m/s while the wind speed during the northeast monsoon can exceed 15 m/s. Limited researches and studies had been done to investigate the potentiality of wind energy in Sarawak, Malaysia. In this paper, modelling and simulation of different wind energy conversion system (WESC) using different generators operating under the same parameters will be carried out using MATLAB/SIMULINK to investigate the efficiency of the generators. PMSG has shown to be more efficient over SCIG and DFIG for lower wind speed although all of them eventually reaches the similar efficiency. Efficiency of SCIG, DFIG and PMSG for rated wind speed are 66.25%, 69.38% and 71.88% respectively.

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Fitting of Weibull Distribution Method to Analysis Wind Energy Potential at Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia

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Designing and Modelling of Wind Turbine Simulation Using MATLAB / SIMULINK

Designing and Modelling of Wind Turbine Simulation Using MATLAB / SIMULINK

Evaluation of Wind Energy Potential in Rayong Province, Thailand by WAsP Program

Wind turbine modelling and simulation using Matlab / SIMULINK

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