Physical Principles of Wind Energy Conversion

  • Hau E
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Abstract

The primary component of a wind turbine is the energy converter which transforms the kinetic energy contained in the moving air, into mechanical energy. For the initial discussions of principles, the exact nature of the energy converter is irrelevant. The extraction of mechanical energy from a stream of moving air with the help of a diskshaped, rotating wind energy converter follows its own basic rules.

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Hau, E. (2013). Physical Principles of Wind Energy Conversion. In Wind Turbines (pp. 79–87). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-27151-9_4

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