(i) A propeller-type horizontal axis wind turbine has following operatingconditions:Wind speed : 10 m/sAir densityRotor diameter: 120 mRotor speed :50 RPMCoefficient of performance : 40%: 1.226 Kg/m³Calculate :(i) Total power density in wind system in w/m².(ii) Total wind power in kW.(iii) Maximum extractable power in kW.

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i) A propeller-type horizontal axis wind turbine conditions: Wind speed Air density Rotor diameter : 10 m/s. : 1.226 Kg/m³ 120 m .

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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