Performance Evaluation Methods for Autonomous, Applications Orientated Wind Turbine Systems

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Civil and Environmental
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Energy Research Centre Of The Netherlands,
Turbine,
Telecom & Utilities,
Team Management,
Performance Management,
Performance Evaluation,
Performance,
Management,
Human Resources,
Workforce Management
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Energy research Centre of the Netherlands

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Overview: This paper describes the development of methods for the power performance evaluation of autonomous wind turbine systems designed for electricity production. Three system types have been investigated. The emphasis was on the evaluation of the effect of the electrical load on the power production of the turbine. Measurements and simulations showed that, if certain conditions are met, a straight forward method similar to the method applied for grid connected systems is feasible.

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Format: PDF | Size: 552KB | Date: Sep 2001 | Pages: 4

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