Generation of Wind Power Electrical Generator for Wind Energy Report

This report delves into the generation of wind power using horizontal axis wind turbines (HAWTs). It begins with an abstract summarizing the report's essence, followed by an introduction to renewable energy sources, specifically wind energy, and its growing importance. The report then reviews existing literature on wind turbines, including the advantages and disadvantages of HAWTs, and explores concepts like controllers (power control, stall, pitch, yawing, and braking), and various generator types (synchronous, asynchronous, SCIG, and DFIG). It discusses the requirements of grid connection, including reactive power control, power factor, and AC generation using variable frequency. The methodology chapter focuses on multi-generator systems, explaining their principle, construction, and operation, including power transmission within bevel and spur gears. The design and results chapter presents a model description, internal structure, and specifications. The report concludes with a summary, work plan, and references, providing a comprehensive analysis of wind power generation through HAWTs, emphasizing the integration of generators, power electronics, and grid connectivity.