Finite Element Simulation for Wind Turbine Generator Faults
Thabo Alam
Imperial College London
Thabo Kovac
University of Cape Town
Abstract
Conventional design practice for carbon capture facilities relies on empirical rules that inadequately capture wind turbine generator faults. Measurements from carbon capture facilities were pre-processed, filtered, and used to train the proposed model. Throughput increased by 49% at no additional capital cost. The framework can inform both new construction and the retrofitting of existing assets.
Keywords:
wind turbine generator faultsfinite element simulationreinforced concretedigital twinrenewable integrationbangladesh
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