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tiene un capacidad de 100Ah y que esta generando una intensidad constante de 15A?
[1] W. Vergara et al.Wind Energy in Colombia: A Framework for Market Entry (World Bank Publications, 2010).
[2] G. Caspary, "Gauging the Future Competitiveness of Renewable Energy in Colombia," Energy Econ. 31, 443 (2009).
[3] S. Botero B., F. Isaza C, and A. Valencia, "Evaluation of Methodologies For Remunerating Wind Power's Reliability in Colombia," Renew. Sustain. Energy Rev. 14, 2049 (2010). fuente: Pinilla, Emanuel.
Jepirachi
Fuente: epm
Windturbine NORDEX
http://www.nordex-online.com/fileadmin/MEDIA/Produktinfos/EN/Nordex_N60_EN.pdf
http://www.nordex-online.com/fileadmin/MEDIA/Casestudies/case_jepirachi_N60_EN.pdf
Generador
https://www.sparesinmotion.com/es/repuestos/generadores/elin-504855#
Dentro del aerogenerador
Relación Velocidad - Viento
General
href
vh vref
10
vh es la velocidad del viento a la altura h
vref : es la velocidad del viento a una altura de referencia dada. http://www.tiempo.com/ram/29322/entrevista-del-mes-maximiliano-herrera-parte-ii-y-final/
href. : altura donde se instalará el generador.
α : exponente de Hellmann que varía con la rugosidad del terreno
Fuente : Heier, Siegfried (2005). Grid Integration of Wind Energy Conversion Systems.
Chichester: John Wiley & Sons. p. 45. ISBN 0-470-86899-6.
Ejemplo
Altura de ref.: 80m. V=7m/s.
Altura de ref.: 30m.
α = 0.11
V55m = ?
V80 = 8,8
Renewable energy: technology, economics, and environment" by Martin Kaltschmitt, Wolfgang Streicher, Andreas Wiese, (Springer, 2007, ISBN 3-540-70947-9, ISBN 978-3-540-70947-3), page 55
Potencia de traslación = _Fuerza x Velocidad
1
E m V1
Potencia de rotación = Torque por velocidad rotacional 2
2
donde, m AV1
m Flujo másico
A: área o sección transversal (m2)
V1: velocidad incidente (m/s)
Ρ : Densidad del aire ≈1.225 kg/m3 1
PWind AV13 (W )
2
Relación Velocidades
Cual es la velocidad rotacional en el
eje de baja velocidad si la velocidad
del viento incidente, medida en
góndola, con λ opt = 102,85, Long pala
= 40m. es:
1. v= 5,5 m/s
2. v= 7,3 m/s
3. V= 13.6 m/s
Thomas Ackermann, Wind Power in Power Systems, Royal Institute of Technology, editorial Jhon Wiley and Sons, Ltd, Stockholm, Sweden, 2005.
Relación de velocidades
Thomas Ackermann, Wind Power in Power Systems, Royal Institute of Technology, editorial Jhon Wiley and Sons, Ltd, Stockholm, Sweden, 2005.
Power efficiency coefficient, CP, for a fixed
CP as a function of rotational speed for various wind
blade angle (a) CP as a function of tipspeed speeds (4–16M/S
ratio,
Reproduced from Wind Engineering, volume 26, issue 2, V. Akhmatov, ‘Variable Speed Wind Turbines with Doubly-fed Induction generators, Part I: Modelling
in Dynamic Simulation Tools’, pp. 85–107, 2002, by permission of Multi-Science Publishing Co. Ltd
Alvaro Pinilla, Luis Rodriguez, Rodrigo Trujillo, Performance evaluation of Jepirachi Wind Park, Renewable Energy, Volume 34, Issue 1, January 2009, Pages 48-52
Between April 2004 and July 2005 (14.5 months), 160,000 h of operation are accounted for the 15 turbines. During this period the park fed 70.4 GWh to the electricity grid,
representing an overall park capacity factor of 38% and availability of 96%. Capacity factor (also known as plant factor) is understood here as the ratio of electrical energy
produced to the product of park rated power installed by the number of hours of the period of evaluation; and availability is understood as the ratio between the number of real
hours of electricity generation by the wind turbines to the number of hours that the windspeed is between the operation limits of the turbines [5].