In-depth study of wind power generation equipment

What is a comparative study based analysis of wind power generation?

Comparative study-based analysis of various technologies of wind power generation, limitations, and future scope of wind energy. The study aims to make the researcher aware of the latest technologies in use and among them which will be more reliable as an energy source and their application.

Which wind energy technologies are used in the future?

This paper reviews the wind energy technologies used, mainly focusing on the types of turbines used and their future scope. Further, the paper briefly discusses certain future wind generation technologies, namely airborne, offshore, smart rotors, multi-rotors, and other small wind turbine technologies.

What is the future of wind energy conversion systems technology?

The paper reviews the recent developments in wind energy conversion systems technology and discusses future expectations. Offshore wind turbines are the most possible technology for future utilization and of this, floating wind turbines are to dominate with larger scales could reach three times the present introduced scales.

Is there a standard for guiding industrial applications of wind energy systems?

Progress in energy storage technology and cooperative control with wind energy systems is expected to promote the development of wind energy systems. As for GFM, at present, no standard exists for guiding industrial applications, although some efforts are ongoing.

How to conduct an effective wind energy study?

To carry out an effective wind energy study, it is essential to consider two fundamental variables 16: Wind speed: Wind speed is used to estimate the electrical energy that can be generated. It helps determine if winds are strong enough and evaluates the frequency of low-speed intervals.

What are the research methods for wind energy forecasting?

Wind speed forecasting, time series forecasting, and data-driven models are the research methods wind energy. Other clustering results include reference evapotranspiration, bearings, evolutionary strategy, classification, and accuracy rate, covering wind energy forecasting of research hotspots from 2001 to 2021.