Principle Parameters and Environmental Impacts that Affect the Performance of Wind Turbine: An Overview

Bashir, Mohamed Bashir Ali

doi:10.1007/s13369-021-06357-1

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“…Fig 13 reports that the harmonic distortion rate obtained at the common point of coupling is equal to 3.015% for a fundamental of 102.8, yielding a THD = 3.015%. The connection of photovoltaic sources in an electrical system is governed by the IEEE 519 standard [ 23 ], which imposes a rate of 5%. The rate obtained clearly shows that the proposed photovoltaic system does not inject a high rate of harmonics into the system.…”

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Optimal sizing and power losses reduction of photovoltaic systems using PSO and LCL filters

F. Elnaggar,

Duvalier Péné,

Boussaibo

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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The integration of renewable energy systems into electricity grids is a solution for strengthening electricity distribution networks (SEDNs). Renewable energies such as solar photovoltaics are suitable for reinforcing a low-voltage line by offering an electrical energy storage system. However, the integration of photovoltaic systems can lead to problems of harmonic distortion due to the presence of direct current or non-linear feedback in networks from other sources. Therefore, connection standards exist to ensure the quality of the energy before injection at a point of common coupling (PCC). In this work, particle swarm optimization (PSO) is used to control a boost converter and to evaluate the power losses and the harmonic distortion rate. The test on the IEEE 14 bus standard makes it possible to determine the allocation or integration nodes for other sources such as biomass, wind or hydrogen generators, in order to limit the impact of harmonic disturbances (LIHs). The evaluation of the harmonic distortion rate, the power losses as well as the determination of the system size is done using an objective function defined based on the integration and optimization constraints of the system. The proposed model performs better since the grid current and voltage are stabilized in phase after the photovoltaic source is injected.

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Optimal sizing and power losses reduction of photovoltaic systems using PSO and LCL filters

F. Elnaggar,

Duvalier Péné,

Boussaibo

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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“…Sumber energi terbarukan yang sangat mudah ditemukan adalah energi angin. Di dunia, pemanfaatan energi angin merupakan salah satu sumber energi yang paling berkembang [1] . Energi angin dimanfaatkan untuk menghasilkan energi listrik.…”

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Studi Numerik Turbin Angin Savonius: Torsi Mekanik, Diameter Poros, Dan Daya

Arbiyani,

Lasut,

Albert

2023

JRM

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One of the renewable energy sources that can be used to generate electricity is wind energy. This research aims to numerically study the Savonius Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT) type to obtain the mechanical torque, load torque, shaft diameter, and the empirical equation showing the relationship between the mechanical torque and power generated. The numerical study employs MATLAB R2018a software with the parameters mechanical torque, load torque, and power. The obtained mechanical torque is also used to determine the design of the shaft diameter based on its maximum mechanical torque. From this numerical study, the value of mechanical torque is greater than the mechanical load, and it also obtains the empirical equation of the relationship between mechanical torque and power. Validation is carried out on the empirical equation with valid results as it has the ± 10% tolerance. Furthermore, it is obtained that the design of the minimum shaft diameter of the wind turbine with PLA (Polylactic Acid) filament material is 2 mm. This Savonius turbine design can be used for placement on vehicles and in areas in Indonesia with low to high wind speeds with variations between 1 m/s – 17 m/s.

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“…[20], defects can be generated in FRPs due to improper material selection during design or mis-operation during the layer-up process. One paper [21] described the materials that are commonly considered for the manufacture of wind turbines and the process used to recycle them. In this article, we present the scale of recycling methods for fiberglass and thermoplastic.…”

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“…This is related to atmospheric precipitation and deposits such as pollution, icing, glaze, and dust. A comprehensive analysis of consideration, the function relating to the minimization of the mass and the function relating to minimizing of the tip blade displacement, together with each having its weighting factor, so that the scalar function F(X) shown in Equation ( 1) now becomes a weighted sum the causes of possible damage to wind turbine blades related to precipitation and atmospheric sediments is presented in [21,47]. According to the Polish Wind Energy Association, in Polish climatic conditions, there is no need to use special technologies or materials to prevent the icing of wind turbines, which takes place in harsher climates.…”

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Multiobjective Optimization of Composite Wind Turbine Blade

Jureczko

Mrówka

2022

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When designing a wind turbine, the main objective is to generate maximum effective power with the lowest possible production costs. The power of a wind turbine depends primarily on the aerodynamic properties of its blades. Moreover, the cost of making a blade for a wind turbine, and therefore also for the entire wind turbine, depends on the materials used for its production. Therefore, wind turbine blades are the most studied element of a wind turbine. By selecting the optimal material and geometric properties of the wind turbine blade, it is possible to reduce the costs of making the entire wind turbine. These rationales led the authors to investigate composite wind turbine blades. A two-criteria optimization task was formulated, which allowed for the simultaneous consideration of two criteria: minimizing the mass and minimizing the vertical deflection of the wind turbine blade. Geometric properties of the blade, influencing the considered criteria, were assumed as decision variables. The weighted sum method was used. The results obtained allowed us to determine the optimal geometric and material properties of a wind turbine blade.

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Principle Parameters and Environmental Impacts that Affect the Performance of Wind Turbine: An Overview

Cited by 28 publications

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Optimal sizing and power losses reduction of photovoltaic systems using PSO and LCL filters

Optimal sizing and power losses reduction of photovoltaic systems using PSO and LCL filters

Studi Numerik Turbin Angin Savonius: Torsi Mekanik, Diameter Poros, Dan Daya

Multiobjective Optimization of Composite Wind Turbine Blade

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