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In the provided document, which company is mentioned as producing Wind Turbine 1.5 MW, diameter 64 m?

  • Sandia Laboratories
  • Savonius
  • Madaras
  • NEG MICON (correct)

What is the rated power output of the Sandia Laboratories 17-m Darrieus wind turbine?

  • 1.5 MW
  • 12.5 kW
  • 750 kW
  • 60 kW (correct)

What is the name of the wind turbine design mentioned in the document, that is rated at 5 kW in a 12-m/s wind?

  • Savonius (correct)
  • NEG MICON
  • Magnus Force
  • Darrieus

For the Madaras wind turbine, what is the ratio of height (H) to diameter (D)?

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What is the primary force utilized by a Magnus Force wind turbine?

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Which combination of turbine type and power output is mentioned in the document?

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What information is NOT provided about the Wind Turbine 750 kW, diameter 48 m?

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Which of the following technologies are primarily associated with extracting energy from the wind?

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What is the rated wind speed for the MOD-2 turbine in meters per second?

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What is the rotor diameter of the MOD-0A turbine in meters?

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What is the maximum wind speed for all of the turbines listed in meters per second?

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Which turbine has a coning angle of 0 degrees?

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Which of the following figures depict the annual installed wind capacity by region between 2008 and 2016?

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Which turbine has the largest generator output power?

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Which of the following figures focuses on the new installed capacity only?

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What is the cut-in wind speed for the MOD-1 turbine in meters per second?

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What is the effective swept area for the MOD-2 turbine in square meters?

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Which of the following slides presents a market forecast for the period from 2017 to 2021?

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What is the subject of the slide with the title "Market Ferecast for 2017-2021"?

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What is the weight of two blades of the MOD-1 turbine in kilograms?

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Which of the following slides focuses on the data gathered from a specific region?

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What is the generator voltage, line to line for the MOD-0 turbine?

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What is the rotor coefficient of performance (Cp) for the MOD-0 turbine?

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What type of data is being presented on slide 18?

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What is the subject of the slide with the title "OffShore Wind Capacity"?

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Based on the provided content, where would you find information regarding the growth and change in installed wind capacity?

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Which of these turbine types is NOT explicitly mentioned in the content provided?

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Which turbine, highlighted in the content, has a reported rated wind speed of 12 m/s?

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According to the document, which wind turbine type relies on the Magnus Effect?

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Based on the document, which type of turbine is primarily associated with a rotor that is oriented vertically?

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Which of the following turbines, based on the information provided, is NOT classified as a horizontal-axis design?

<p>Sandia Laboratories 17-m Darrieus wind turbine (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of the wind turbine is depicted in the figure titled 'Wind Speed at 25 meters'?

<p>The relationship between wind speed and turbine efficiency (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Based on the provided information, what does the figure titled "Feed in Tariff Pricing" likely depict?

<p>The financial incentives offered for generating electricity from wind (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the slides, where were the first windmills used?

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What was the purpose of the ancient wind farm in Spain?

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How were the ancient windmills in the UK and Spain similar?

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Which country is mentioned as having the oldest windmills?

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Based on the provided information, what is the likely reason for using windmills in the ancient world?

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Besides being a professor, what other role does Prof. G. Pavesi fulfill on these slides?

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What is the name of the institution where these slides were probably presented?

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What is the likely topic of the next slide?

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Based on the information provided, what is the cumulative power capacity of the European Union during 2016?

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What is the name of the group presenting the information?

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Which of these options represent the correct units for power capacity?

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What is the subject of the slides?

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What can be inferred about the trend in the cumulative installed capacity of SWT?

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What is the most likely context of this presentation?

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What can be concluded about the European Union's use of wind energy during 2016?

<p>It was a major contributor to the European Union's total energy production (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does "SWT" likely stand for in the context of the slides?

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Flashcards

Wind Turbine

A device that converts wind energy into mechanical power or electricity.

Persian Wind Mill

An ancient windmill, first used around 200 BC, located in Persia (modern-day Iran).

Ancient Wind Mill UK

A traditional windmill built in the UK for grinding grain or pumping water.

Ancient “Wind Farm” Spain

A collective group of windmills used in ancient Spain for energy generation.

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Multi Bladed Wind Turbine

A type of wind turbine with multiple blades for increased efficiency in capturing wind energy.

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Turbomachinery

Machines that extract energy from fluids or impart energy to fluids, including turbines and compressors.

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Historical Uses of Wind

Previous applications of wind energy dating back to ancient civilizations for various purposes.

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Renewable Energy Sources

Natural resources that can be replenished, such as wind, solar, and hydro power.

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MOD-0 Wind Turbine

A two-bladed horizontal-axis wind turbine with a power output of 100 kW.

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Power Output of MOD-1

The MOD-1 wind turbine has a generator output power of 2000 kW.

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Cut-in Wind Speed

The minimum wind speed at which a turbine starts generating power.

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Rated Wind Speed

The optimal wind speed for a wind turbine to achieve maximum output.

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Shutdown Wind Speed

The wind speed at which the turbine is automatically stopped for safety.

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Rotor Coefficient of Performance, Cp,max

The maximum efficiency ratio of power extracted from wind to available wind power.

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Rotor Diameter

The diameter of the rotor, which affects the area swept by the blades.

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Hub Height

The height of the turbine hub above the ground, influencing wind speed and turbine efficiency.

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Effective Swept Area

The area through which the rotor blades pass, which relates to power generation capacity.

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Wind Speed Limits

Includes cut-in, rated, and shutdown wind speeds, defining operational boundaries.

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Savonius Turbine

A type of vertical-axis wind turbine known for its simple design.

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Darrieus Turbine

A vertical-axis wind turbine that has a curved blade design.

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Magnus Force

The lift force generated when a cylinder spins in a fluid.

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Wind Power Rating

The maximum power output of a wind turbine under specific wind conditions.

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Power Coefficient

A measure of how effectively a wind turbine converts wind energy to mechanical energy.

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Installed Wind Capacity

The total generating capacity of installed wind turbines measured in megawatts (MW).

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Annual Installed Capacity by Region

The yearly growth of installed wind capacity in specific geographical areas from 2008 to 2016.

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Market Forecast for 2017-2021

Predictions regarding the growth and development of the wind energy market over the specified years.

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Offshore Wind Capacity

The total wind energy capacity generated from wind farms located in ocean or sea areas.

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Wind Energy Generation History

The evolution and different uses of wind energy from ancient practices to modern applications.

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Annual Market Forecast by Region

Projected estimates of wind energy market developments broken down by geographic regions for 2017-2021.

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Renewable Energy Trends

Patterns and forecasts related to the growth of renewable energy sources, including wind energy.

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Cumulative Power Capacity EU

The total amount of power capacity installed in the European Union from wind energy.

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Installed Capacity in Europe 2016

A measure of the total installed wind energy capacity in Europe during the year 2016, amounting to 12,800 MW.

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Cumulative Capacity

The total capacity installed over time, representing cumulative growth in wind energy, notably 153.7 GW.

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SWT

Stands for Small Wind Turbines, often used for residential or small-scale applications.

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Cumulative Capacity of SWT

The total wind energy generating capacity specifically from Small Wind Turbines that have been installed.

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Cumulative Installed Units of SWT

The total number of Small Wind Turbines that have been installed over time.

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Cumulative Installed Capacity of SWT

The overall power capacity generated specifically by installed Small Wind Turbines.

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Hydraulic Turbine

A machine that uses water to generate mechanical power, often used in conjunction with wind turbines.

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Feed in Tariff Pricing

A policy mechanism that incentivizes renewable energy production by guaranteeing fixed payment rates for energy fed into the grid.

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Clean Energy Investments 2016

Investments made in clean energy technologies in the year 2016, measured in millions of euros.

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Installed Capacity (MW)

The total maximum power output of energy generation installations, expressed in megawatts (MW).

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Wind Speed at 25 meters

Measurement of wind speed at a height of 25 meters, important for evaluating turbine performance.

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Historical Uses of Wind Energy

Ancient applications of wind energy for tasks like milling grain and pumping water.

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Wind and Hydraulic System

A system that utilizes both wind and hydraulic energy sources for efficient power generation.

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Study Notes

Wind and Hydraulic Turbine Machines for Renewable Sources

  • The presentation is about wind and hydraulic turbines, machines used for utilizing renewable energy sources.
  • The presenter is Pavesi G. from the University of Padua's Department of Engineering.
  • Contact information is provided: email, phone number, and consultation hours.
  • Moodle password is given for specific courses.

Historical Uses of Wind Turbines

  • Early windmills, like the Persian windmill (200 BC), were used for grinding and other tasks.
  • Ancient windmills existed in the UK and Spain.
  • Images of historical windmills are included.
  • American multi-bladed wind turbines are discussed.

NSF-NASA MOD-0 Wind Turbine

  • A 100 kW wind turbine with a 38-meter (125 ft) tower is described.
  • The wind velocity is 8 m/s.
  • Details on the turbine's components, like the hub, brake gearbox, slip rings, and blades, are provided.
  • Other designs, like the MOD-0A Kahuku Point, Oahu, Hawaii, and MOD-1 in Boone, North Carolina, and MOD-2 in Goodnoe Hills, Washington designs are mentioned.

Two-Bladed Horizontal-Axis Wind Turbines: Specifications

  • Different models (MOD-0, MOD-0A, MOD-1, MOD-2) are detailed with specifications, including:

    • Rotor speed (r/min)
    • Generator output power (kW)
    • Coefficient of performance (Cp,max)
    • Cut-in/rated/shut-down wind speeds (m/s)
    • Maximum wind speed (m/s)
    • Rotor diameter (m)
    • Hub height (m)
    • Effective swept area (m2)
    • Weight of blades(kg)
    • Generator voltage (line to line)
  • Data for various turbine components (e.g., hub, blades, alternator) are listed

Wind Turbine Sizes and Capacity

  • The different types and sizes of wind turbines are presented .
  • Examples include a 1.5 MW turbine with a 64-meter diameter and a 750 kW turbine of 48-meter diameter from Denmark.

Other Wind Turbine Designs

  • Information about various specific wind turbine designs are listed
    • Sandia Laboratories 17-m Darrieus wind turbine and its ratings (60 kW in 12.5 m/s wind).
    • Savonius, a different type of wind turbine, rated at 5 kW in 12 m/s wind.

Magnus Effect and Circular Track Model

  • Details about the Magnus effect on cylindrical objects in wind are given.
  • Specific details about a circular track model for utilizing the Magnus effect are discussed

Characteristics of different wind turbines

  • A graph illustrating the power coefficient (Cp) against tip speed ratio (λ) for different turbine types (e.g., multi-blade, bi-blade, Darrieus, Savonius) is shown.

New Installed Capacity

  • The presentation features a pie chart showing the new wind energy capacity installed across regions between January and December 2016 by country.

Global Cumulative Installed Wind Capacity (2001-2016)

  • A bar graph showing global wind capacity from 2001 to 2016 is presented.

Annual Installed Capacity by Region

  • Data for annual installed wind capacity across different regions (Asia, Africa & Middle East, Europe, Latin America, North America, Pacific) are shown for 2008-2016 in MW.

Market Forecast for 2017-2021

  • A graph showing the predicted market trend, including cumulative capacity (GW), annual capacity, and growth rate from 2017 to 2021.

Annual Market Forecast By Region for 2017-2021

  • Detailed data on forecast annual installed capacity (MW) by region. A graph showing the trend from 2016 to 2021 in different regions.

Offshore Wind Capacity

  • A graph showing total global cumulative offshore wind capacity between 2011 and 2016 by country is presented

Cumulative Power Capacity in the European Union

  • A graph plotting cumulative capacity for wind, nuclear, natural gas, solar PV, and large hydro over the years (2005-2016) in GW.
  • Different eras with key events in wind development and leadership.

Installed Capacity in Europe 2016

  • A pie chart showing the installed capacity by country for all regions in Europe.

Cumulative Capacity (Onshore/Offshore)

  • A bar graph showcasing the cumulative installed capacity (both onshore and offshore) of various European countries/regions.

Cumulative Capacity of SWT (Worldwide)

  • Total cumulative installed capacity (worldwide) of wind turbines in kW for different years is presented.

Cumulative Installed Units of SWT by Country

  • A graph illustrating the total cumulative installed units of wind turbines by country for separate years (2011-15).

Feed-in Tariff Pricing

  • Provides pricing details including geographical location (various countries) and corresponding size limit and pricing in EUR/kWh.

Clean Energy Investments (2016)

  • A pie chart illustrating the breakdown of clean energy investments, including onshore/offshore wind, biomass, CHP, solar PV, and other renewable energy sources, measured in million euros.
  • A table showing each country's investment in million euros, indicating their spending on clean energy types.

Installed Capacity (MW Italy)-National Level

  • A map of Italy illustrating the installed wind capacity (by regions) is presented. The capacity ranges are indicated (no installation, <100 MW, 100-250 MW, etc.) in MW.

Installed Capacity (MW Italy)-Regional Level

  • A map showing the distribution of wind installation in different Italian regions, categorizing the capacity ranges of 200 kW to 50 MW
  • Information on the distribution of wind installations by region in Italian regions is presented

Wind Speed

  • A map showing average wind speed at 25 meters above ground level for the entirety of Italy.

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