ADEQUACY

EVALUATION OF WIND
POWER GENERATION
SYSTEMS
GUIDED BY : DR. R. EDWIN RAJ
TEAM : ASHISH ASSISI.W (601429)
DAIN DANIEL (601435)
ASHWIN M (601430)
FERIN RAJ (601444)
INTRODUCTION

• I
AUTHOR OBJECTIVE CONTRIBUTI Methodology
ON
Ronay Assessment of a • Interval based A method which
wind-integrated point calculates he
system estimation EENS value for a
• Estimation of wind energy
NN based Pls integrated power
input data
AUTHOR OBJECTIVE CONTRIBUTION Methodology

• a wind park To maintain steady

Humberto Verdejo, Impact of wind whose state operation,
William Escudero , power generation on disturbance size power generation by
Wolfgang Kliemann. a large scale power is ρ= 1 is wind sources should
system using equivalent to a 40 be limited to an
stochastic linear MW random appropriate value ac-
stability generated wind cording to the
power generator location of the
trajectory busbar where it
• the whole system connects and
loses its stability considering the
for a disturbance magnitude of the
size ρ≥7.647 power injected by
approximately, the wind park.
which represents
a wind power
park with a
power output of
305.88 MW.
AUTHOR OBJECTIVE CONTRIBUTION Methodology

Jon Olauson, Correlation between wind power rðdÞ ¼ 1:16$ed=752

Mikael Bergkvist wind power generation fluctuations of gives a good fit
in the European different time scales to country-wise
countries pose challenges of correlations. Although
distinctly different this simple equation
nature. has its
The hourly time series drawbacks, it can be
were therefore useful for rough
separated into estimates
frequency
bands containing
fluctuations of different
periods (T).
AUTHOR OBJECTIVE CONTRIBUTION Methodology

ELLIS E. LAPIN ECONOMIC • about 0.30C/kWh Windmill

(The Aerospace COMPETITIVENESS before accounting energy for heating has
Corporation) OF WINDMILLS for the been suggested
efficiency of
conversion of the
thermal to electrical
energy. The fuel was,
and is, a mix of coal,
fuel oil,
and gas. Coal and fuel
oil have risen by a
factor of
3 in less than two
years
AUTHOR OBJECTIVE CONTRIBUTION Methodology

M. Irwanto Assessment of wind • thus it can be The analysis results of

power generation predicted that an the wind power and
potential in Perlis installed wind energy density as
power capacity in functions of tower
2020 is 563,643 height show that
MW higher tower height
• The conditional will produce higher
EIA depends on wind power and
the results of an energy density
initial screening
process for
projects with 3–19
turbines