A wind turbine supplies as effective power output of 1.87 MW to a grid. Determine the power coefficient of the wind turbine, Diameter of a wind turbine rotor and total power conversion efficiency by considering the following parameters. * Wind speed 11m/s, Blade Length 75m, radius of Hub 620cm * The gear efficiency 93%, generator efficiency 98%, electric efficiency 95% * Assume the atmospheric air conditions is 1.145 bar and 39 C.

A wind turbine supplies as effective power output of 1.87 MW to a grid. Determine the power coefficient of the wind turbine, Diameter of a wind turbine rotor and total power conversion efficiency by considering the following parameters. * Wind speed 11m/s, Blade Length 75m, radius of Hub 620cm * The gear efficiency 93%, generator efficiency 98%, electric efficiency 95% * Assume the atmospheric air conditions is 1.145 bar and 39 C.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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