1. Markovian Approaches to Model Wind Speed of a Site and Power Availability of a Wind Turbine
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Teresa Manco, Roberto Langella, Alfredo Testa, IBRAHIM AL-BAHADLY, Langella, Roberto, Manco, T., and Testa, Alfredo
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Wind power ,Computer science ,business.industry ,Significant part ,Markov process ,Markov model ,Turbine ,Automotive engineering ,Wind speed ,Power (physics) ,symbols.namesake ,Section (archaeology) ,symbols ,business ,Marine engineering - Abstract
This chapter is devoted to markovian approaches to model first the wind speed in a given site starting from experimental results and, then, power availability of a wind turbine installed in assigned wind conditions. The chapter organization is as follows: section 2 is devoted to wind data and their treatment; section 3 presents two wind models with different accuracy; section 4 describes produced power models for wind turbines, first in hypotheses of ideal failure-free turbine and, then, accounting for a real behaviour; section 5 is devoted to model analytical solutions; section 6 reports the results of numerical examples developed for a very simple case-study; section 7 describes some possible model applications; section 8 concludes the chapter; section 9 is constituted of an appendix on the basic Markov model concepts. A significant part of the chapter content derives from references (Manco & Testa, 2007 and to other references of the chapters’ authors reported in Section 10).
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- 2011