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Investigation and statistical analysis of electrical energy production from the wind farm

Authors: Mohammed I. Alghamdi; Oriza Candra; Arif Sari; Iskandar Muda; Mujtaba Zuhair Ali; Karrar Shareef Mohsen; Reza Morovati; +1 Authors

Investigation and statistical analysis of electrical energy production from the wind farm

Abstract

Today, the use of wind energy by wind turbines has grown significantly, and this development is due to the production of required energy and tourism attraction of wind turbines. But according to the standard technologies used in this industry, the operating costs are very high. For this reason, before the construction of wind farms, potential measurements should be done along with economic analysis. Therefore, in this research, a statistical analysis of wind farms has been done. In the statistical analysis, Weibull and Rayleigh distribution functions were used to predict the wind speed of the studied area. MATLAB software is used to model prediction functions. Among the important results of wind speed prediction by the Weibull distribution function, it can be mentioned that the wind speed is variable between 0.6 and 7 m/s in the studied area. The total power density and wind energy in the 10 years are equivalent to 28 W/m2 and 810/0534 kWh/m2 at the height of 10 m calculated.

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