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Introduction
Furthermore, digitalization and control systems have become integral to wind turbine
generators. These systems enable real-time monitoring, remote diagnostics, and
predictive maintenance, enhancing the reliability and performance of wind turbines. The
use of data analytics allows operators to optimize generator performance, reduce
downtime, and improve overall efficiency, ultimately contributing to the integration of
wind energy into the grid. As a result, wind turbine generators are becoming more
interconnected and capable of supporting the transition to cleaner and more sustainable
energy sources. (Hansen, A. D., Stoustrup, J., & Poulsen, N. K. (2021)
Objectives
This study’s main objective is to develop an Axial Permanent Magnet Generator for
Off-Grid
Research Problem
The research problem at the heart of this study revolves around the dual
challenge of enhancing the efficiency and ensuring the sustainability of Axial Permanent
Magnet Generators (APMGs) within off-grid small wind energy systems. First and
foremost, improving the efficiency of APMGs, especially in the often variable and low
wind speed conditions characteristic of off-grid regions, presents a substantial hurdle.
Conceptual Framework
According to Global Wind Atlas (Website information source). The wind speed
average in Purok 4 Bucana Brgy. Pintatagan, Banay-Banay, Davao Oriental is shown in
the the below:
MORNING 15 km/h
AFTERNOON 12 km/h
EVENING 18.3 km/h
OVERNIGHT 21 km/h
Design
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