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PITCH CONTROL
YAW CONTROL
Furling Wind Speed: The wind speed at which the machine
will be turned out of the wind to prevent damage.

Max.Design wind Speed: The wind speed above which damage

could occur to wind turbine.
WIND ENERGY CONVERSION
SYSTEM
VIBRATION SENSOR
GEAR ASSEMBLY
ELECTRICAL GENERATOR

Permanent Magnet DC generator

Synchronous Generator
Induction Generator
Double fed Induction generator
 WAKE EFFECT

Wind turbines extract energy from the wind and downstream

there is a wake from the wind turbine, where wind speed is
reduced. As the flow proceeds downstream, there is a spreading
of the wake and the wake recovers towards free stream
conditions. The wake effect is the aggregated influence on the
energy production of the wind farm, which results from the
changes in wind speed caused by the impact of the turbines on
each other. It is important to consider wake effects from
neighbouring wind farms and the possible impact of wind farms
which will be built in the future.