Exploring Wind Energy Systems Without Gearbox - Research Findings
Investigating wind energy systems without a gearbox reveals insights on turbine performance and generator efficiency. The data generated highlights differences in output power, current, and RPM between ideal and actual setups. Higher RPM allows for a wider selection of generators, although the current required remains a challenge. The control system behind the generator shows promise, emphasizing the potential for future upgrades with better generators. Overall, the study showcases the impact of gearbox omission on turbine operations and the need for optimized generator solutions.
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Windmill (No Gearbox) Scott Strycker Ian Nelson Koosha Daneshi
Data Generator (Based on .5 OHM Resistors) mps mph Input Voltage RPM Output Current Output Power 2.00 4.47 4.41919 88.3838 0 0 5.00 11.18 11.05292 221.0584 0 0 7.50 16.78 16.589265 331.7853 0.014 0.077 10.00 22.37 22.11572 442.3144 0.053 0.2915 15.00 33.55 33.1686391 663.3727821 0.11 0.605 20.00 44.74 44.231445 884.6289 0.15 0.825 Ideal (Based on .5 OHM Resistors) mps mph Input Voltage RPM Output Current Output Power 2.00 4.47 4.41919 88.3838 0 0 5.00 11.18 11.05292 221.0584 1.95 10.725 7.50 16.78 16.589265 331.7853 1.97 10.835 10.00 22.37 22.11572 442.3144 1.98 10.89 15.00 33.55 33.1686391 663.3728 1.99 10.945 20.00 44.74 44.231445 884.6289 1.99 10.945
Conclusion Gearbox > No Gearbox (the turbines, not the teams) Higher RPM allows for greater selection of generators Control System behind the generator works great! Generator just is not able to source the current required If a better generator is found in the future, then it can be dropped into the circuit.
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