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A PBL ON

A SMALL WIND TURBINE


Submitted by

SHASHANK KUMAR HARSH 16


AKSHAY KALBHOR 48
TUSHAR SRIVAS 35
SUBIR DAS 50

Department of INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY

BHARATI VIDYAPEETH (DEEMED to


be UNIVERSTITY)
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,PUNE
411043
(Academic year 2022 -2023)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
As a student of “INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY” , we did this project as a part of our studies entitled “ A SMALL WIND
TURBINE ”.

We would like to express our gratitude and appreciation to all those who gave me the possibility to complete this
report . Special thanks is to our Lecturer , Prof. _____________who gave me this golden opportunity to do the
wonderful PBL on “ A SMALL WIND TURBINE ” whose help stimulating suggestions and encouragement helped me
in all time of fabrication process and in completion of PBL .

At the same time , I can’t forget to express my thankfulness to H.O.D of our “INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY” Prof.
Sandeep Vanjale for extending their generous patrong and constant encouragement. Finally , we are thankful to our
parents for helping us economically and for giving us a helping hand .
CERTIFICATE
OF APPRECIATION
PRESENTED TO

SHASHANK KUMAR HARSH


AKSHAY KALBHOR
SUBIR DAS
TUSHAR SRIVAS

This is to certify that the above students of INFORMATION DEPARTMENT have completed
the project work, satisfactory in the subject of ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY || as
prescribed by the Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) College of Engineering in the
academic year 2022-2023

Date Signature
Content
.

1. INTRODUCTION.
2. Some key benefits of small wind turbines
.
a) Energy independence.
b) Cost saving.
c) Environmental benefits.
d) Reliability.
e) Others.
3. Challenge of small wind turbine .
a) Limited wind resources.
b) Site specific.
c) Local regulations.
d) Safety.
4. Choosing a small wind turbine .
INDTRODUCTION

Small wind turbines, also known as micro-wind


turbines or residential wind turbines, are wind-powered
generators that produce electricity on a small scale. They are
designed to be used in homes, small businesses, farms, and
other small-scale applications, and are typically less than 100
feet tall with rotor diameters of less than 50 feet. Small wind
turbines are available in a range of sizes, from a few hundred
watts to 10 kW or more.
Small wind turbines work by converting the kinetic
energy in the wind into mechanical energy, which is
then converted into electrical energy. The rotor
blades of the turbine spin as the wind blows, turning
a rotor shaft that is connected to a generator. The
generator then produces electricity, which is either
used on-site or fed into the grid.
Some key benefits of small wind
turbines
 Energy independence :

Small wind turbines can help reduce dependence on grid-


supplied electricity and provide energy security.
 Cost savings :

By generating their own electricity, homeowners and small


businesses can save money on their energy bills.
 Environmental benefits :

Small wind turbines generate clean, renewable


energy and can help reduce greenhouse gas
emissions.
 Reliability :

Wind turbines have fewer moving parts than other


types of renewable energy systems, making them
more reliable and easier to maintain.
 Others :

When selecting a small wind turbine, it is important


to consider factors such as wind speed, site location,
and local regulations. Proper installation and
maintenance are also critical to ensure the safe and
efficient operation of the turbine.
Challenge of small wind turbines
Despite the advantages of small wind turbines, there are also
some challenges associated with them, including:

 Limited Wind Resources :

Small wind turbines require a minimum wind speed


to generate electricity. In areas with low wind
speeds, they may not be a practical or cost-effective
option.
 Site-Specific :

Small wind turbines require a specific site to be


installed, with the right wind resources and minimal
obstacles such as trees, buildings, and other
structures.
 Local Regulations :

The installation of small wind turbines may be


subject to local regulations and permits, which can
be time-consuming and costly.
 Safety :

Small wind turbines can pose a safety risk if not


installed and maintained properly.
Choosing a Small Wind Turbine

When choosing a small wind turbine, it is important to


consider factors such as wind speed, site location, and
local regulations. Proper installation and maintenance
are also critical to ensure the safe and efficient
operation of the turbine.
Wind speed is one of the most important factors to
consider when choosing a small wind turbine. Wind
speed is typically measured at a height of 30 feet,
which is the height at which small wind turbines are
typically installed. A wind resource assessment can
help determine the average wind speed at the
installation site, which can be used to select the
appropriate size and type of wind turbine.
Site location is also an important consideration
when choosing a small wind turbine. The turbine
should be installed in a location that is free from
obstructions such as trees, buildings, and other
structures, which can interfere with the wind flow
and reduce the efficiency of the turbine. In addition,
the turbine should be installed in a location that is
safe and accessible for maintenance.
Local regulations and permits may also impact the
installation of a small wind turbine. It is important
to consult with local authorities to determine the
requirements and regulations that apply to the
installation of small wind turbines. Proper
installation and maintenance are critical to ensure
the safe and efficient operation of a small wind
turbine.
THANK YOU

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