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Wind power systems:history and development

1.wind is an abundant source of energy world wide

This enegy is converted into electricity by the means of wind turbines

3.the era of wind electric generation began close to 1990’s.

4.earlier it was used for irrigation and in the mills.

5.at present the global wind power generation capacity has reached 600. GW

6.china being the largest followed by U.S.A

Wind energy in india:
1?india ranks 5th in world in wind power generation

Current capacity of 32.3 gw

India to increase its capacity to 60 gw by 2022

Tamil nadu is largest in terms of wind power cqpacity

Wind power mechanism
Advantages of windpower

1.no fuel cost

Require less space than other kind of power plants

No atmospheric emmisions

Disadvantages

Unreliable source of energy

Threat to wildfire
Types of wind turbines
1hoorizontal axis turbine(HAWT)

2 vertical axis(VAWT)
VAWT
In ourroject we have used VAWT

WHY VAWT?

Advanyages
1.accepts wind from any angle

2.better answer to rapidly changing winds

Component can be mountd at ground level

4.lighter weight
Solar power sytems
Solar energy is the source that involez radiant light energy emmited by the sun
and converting it into electricity

Solar energy is the earth’s most abundant power source

It radiates more enegy in one day that worlduses in one year

Solar power is used in

1water heating

2Space heating

3Electricity generation
Solar power in the world
Being near to equator india recieves a huge amount of solar energy throughout
the year NEARLY 5000 triion kwh a year

Country experiences 250 300 sunny days

Current solar energy generation capacity of 24 gw

India aims at 100 gw of solar power till 2022

India is also a member of international solar alliance