Electrical energy from wind energy - Influence of wind speed, wind direction and load

Principle

Wind turbines convert the energy that is contained in the wind into electrical energy. Driven by the wind, the rotors rotate, thereby driving a generator. This generator, which is located inside the rotor cabin, converts the mechanical energy into electrical energy. The aim of this experiment is to examine how a wind turbine behaves at different wind speeds, loads, and wind directions, and how these changes affect the electric power.

Benefits

• Part of a system solution - Easily expandable for further experiments
• easy teaching by using the demo board for demonstration
• Simplified implementation: all pre-settings already prepared