Wind Energy Conversion: A Parametric Study
Chinedu Adeyemi
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Nazrul Okafor
University of Tokyo
Abstract
Very few systematic studies of wind energy conversion in digital signal processors have been reported for the South Asian context. An iterative scheme built upon fuzzy logic control was developed to handle the coupling between variables. Agreement between simulation and experiment was better than 29% throughout the test programme. The evidence gathered here strengthens the case for wider adoption of the technique.
Keywords:
wind energy conversionfuzzy logic controlresponse surface methodologyedge detectionbearing capacitysediment transport
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