Wind turbine multiphase operational trajectory in an all‐DC wind generation system

Beik, Omid; Al-Adsani, Ahmad S.

doi:10.1049/iet-rpg.2019.1456

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“…Hence it was neccesory to monitor the debris of the contaminated particles that passing through the oil, when turbine rotating at elevated higher speed range, the three important factors such as condition of oil, Position of contaminants and wear rate of the rotating parts were carefully monitored Barrett and Stover [10]. The oil sump temperatures was quite increased as the load on the turbine increased, but there was an abrupt decrease in change in temperature of the oil sump was to be found, this is due to the phenomenon of average wind velocity turbulent behaviour may cause to cut off the wind turbine at higher velocity ranging above 35m/s proved by Beik and Al-Adsani [11]. The maximum generation of active power also depends upon the plant load factor, wind load fluctuations and several factors which may slightly improve the overall performance of the wind turbine Chen et al [12].…”

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Measurement of temperature flow analysis by condition monitoring system for WTG gear box to evaluate the thermal performance associated with plant load factor

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Muniamuthu

Kumar

et al. 2023

Journal of Thermal Engineering

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This research work is mainly focused on the performance of the wind turbine power plant. The performance of the plant will depends on the working of wind turbine gearbox. Hence the parameters taken like inlet velocity of air, inlet temperatures and inlet pressure of the air entering into the gearbox. For experimentation a three stage gearbox has been considered and the data has been recorded for the period of 5 months. These results has been recorded with the help of SCADA software and the results are imported from SCADA for analyzing the minimum and maximum oil temperatures. Since these parameters effects directly on the thermal performance of the wind turbine power plant. From the analysis it was found that the temperature sensors for monitoring the oil TM1 and TM2 within temperature limits of 250οC and also the TS1 and TS2 Promises the sensing capacity within temperature limits up to 200 οC and response time is 30 minutes, also the coupling temperatures TC1 and TC2 gives very promising results upto 150 οC for 30 minutes response time.

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