Wind energy design

By: Corke, Thomas C [Author] | Nelson, Robert C [Co-Author]Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: United Kingdom: CRC Press, 2018. Description: xxvi, 326p.; 21cmsISBN: 9781138096028Subject(s): Applied physics -- Wind turbines--Design and construction | Wind turbine control | Design of a wind energy systemDDC classification: 621.3 C67

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Wind Energy Systems is designed for undergraduate engineering courses, with a focus on multidisciplinary design of a wind energy system. The text covers basic wind power concepts and components - wind characteristics and modeling, rotor aerodynamics, lightweight flexible structures, wind farms, aerodynamics, wind turbine control, acoustics, energy storage, and economics. These topics are applied to produce a new conceptual wind energy design, showing the interplay of various design aspects in a complete system. An ongoing case study demonstrates the integration of various component topics, and MATLAB examples are included to show computerized design analysis procedures and techniques