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FISE GSI Semester 9 Common Core Machine translation

Wind Power Generation

Teaching unit WIND ENERGY · GI.S9.ENR.EE
4ECTS (EU)
1Coefficient
24:00Hours

Séquencement

C TD C TD C TD C TD C TD C C C C P P P P P P P P P P P P P

Learning objectives

  • Know the place of land and sea wind in the global mix-electric and key countries (capacity and production) and prospects.
  • Know the different types of turbines.
  • Understand the operation and settings of a wind turbine.
  • Know the stages of choosing a wind turbine for a project.
  • Know the different components of an offshore and terrestrial wind farm.
  • Understand the specific technical and environmental issues of sea-based and floating wind turbines.
  • Know the costs of wind turbines, their evolution.

Prerequisites

ModuleTeaching unitSemester
Fluid Mechanics 1Mechanical Engineering 2S6
Fluid Mechanics 2Mechanical Engineering 3S7
Technical and Geopolitical Challenges of Energypre-orientation ENRS8

Program

• Basic principles of wind energy (physical calls – Aerodynamics, Power Calculation – Betz Law, Calculations Cp, Power Curves, Settings – Pitch...). 30. • Aerogenerators-Turbins (General, Drive-train Types - Features, Generator Types – Features, Comparison – Performances, Terrestrial Turbines - current and evolutions, Turbines at sea - current and evolutions, Pales – design – manufacturing – testing. 1:00. • Turbine manufacturers – the market. 20. • Wind resource (Generalities, wind measurements (land and sea), Impacts of the terrain on performance, Statistical tools (Weibull...), Modeling, Steps to evaluate the productivity – Uncertainties (P50, P90...), The choice of the turbine. Practical cases, wake effects – Evaluation – Impact, Optimization of the location of land and sea wind turbines (ex CfD). 1:00. • Land Eolian (Historical – Evolution, Typical Parks, Foundations , Poles – Types, Electrical Connection, Key Steps in Project Development, Main Environmental Impacts, Operation and Maintenance of Land Eolian, Repowering – Deconstruction, The Costs of Land Eolian, (Current and Future), Key Figures for Land Eolian Development, Terrestrial Development Outlook (2030-2050), Land Wind Innovations – Key Issues for R&D. 2h. • Wind turbine at sea (Historical – Evolution, Typical Parks at Sea, Foundations of Wind turbine laid, Floating wind turbine platforms, Electrical connection at sea, Logistics – Ships, Operation and maintenance of wind turbine at sea, Environmental impacts at sea, Costs of wind turbine at sea (current and future), Key figures for the development of wind turbine at sea, Floating wind turbine development, Offshore development prospects (2030-2050) – Set and Floating, Environmental impacts at sea, Wind turbine innovations at sea – key topics of R&D. 3h. • The main developers of land and sea wind. 10

Assessment

Monitoring, Project Reporting and Oral Project Reporting

References

GWEC Global Wind Report 2022 & GWEC Global Offshore Wind Report 2021 Wind Europe Offshore Wind Energy 2021 Statistics WindEurope Wind energy-in-Europe-2021-statistics

Skills

6
Ref.VerbDescriptionLevel
C1_2describethe place of land and sea wind in the electric mix and perspectives1
C1_2describedifferent types of turbine1
C1_2identifythe stages of choosing a wind turbine for a project1
C1_2definethe various components of an onshore or offshore wind farm1
C4_1describewind energy costs and their evolution1
C4_4analyzethe environmental issues of offshore wind1