학술논문
Performance Assessment of a Small-Scale Vertical Axis Single-Stage Savonius Wind Turbine by using Artificial Wind
Document Type
Conference
Author
Source
2020 IEEE Region 10 Symposium (TENSYMP) Region 10 Symposium (TENSYMP), 2020 IEEE. :1816-1819 Jun, 2020
Subject
Language
ISSN
2642-6102
Abstract
Offshore area based power production from wind turbines demands a reduction of the size of generators, from the MW scale to the kW scale for economic and power production feasibility. Based on that, small-scale vertical axis savonius wind turbines (VASWT) will be a good choice for an on-site generation (OSG) as it has no issues for turbulent flow and low velocity of the wind. It also has a minor acoustic impact than that of HASWTs. Among various types of turbines, a prototype of a single-stage type savonius rotor VAWT is constructed in the lab with a capacity of 500 W according to a previous simulation outcome. The performance of this turbine is evaluated in this paper by equipping it with an electric generator by connecting to the rotor shaft through a toothed wheel gear. The output of the turbine was calculated by implementing artificial wind from a heavy fan. The potentiality of the designed wind turbine is also presented for the various coastal region of Bangladesh.