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Vaigunth Ener Tek (p) Ltd

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About Us
Vaigunths business started in 1997 in India as Vaigunth Ener Tek (P) Ltd.The business
was originally based on a unique, Twisted and Aero Dynamic wind turbine System, Solar
Thermal Electric Systems and these are all developed by Vaigunth Ener Tek (P) Ltd and
registered in India. As the business developed, the company realized that what a customer
really needed is not just the products, no matter how efficient and ingenious it is, but a
complete power system that is based on sound engineering and economics.
Vaigunth headquartered in Chennai and the office at Kanyakumari is responsible for
manufacturing, research and development, field engineering, after sales service and technical
training. By adopting quality manufacturing methodologies, the company is able to meet the
ever increasing and changing demands from the market place. Since 1998, Vaigunth installed
many stand-alone remote area power systems in different parts of the world.













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Small Wind Turbines
One of the main benefits of wind energy is economic gain, both for individuals and for
communities. Individuals can save money on their energy bills, and even make money, by
generating wind power. Communities can diversify their economies and enjoy greater reliance
on local resources when their members invest in wind.
Vaigunth specializes in providing the most economical power solution be it, using free
energy from wind, passive solar, solar panels, or any combination theyre of. We have
personally tested all of our components to ensure our systems are assembled with the most
compatible, quality, robust, commercially available components on the market, our wind
turbines are designed for low rated velocity (Less than 9.5 m/s).
In a response to a world need we have developed our own designed wind
turbine,which is designed to produces a usable amount of power at its annual average wind
speed of 4 m/s. A World Bank study stated that on 80% of the world land mass there is an
average wind speed of 4 m/s. This product was developed as one option in helping to bring
dependable electricity to remote locations all over the developing world.
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Rotor
The portion of the wind turbine that collects energy from the wind is called the rotor.
The rotor usually consists of two or more wooden, fiberglass or metal blades, which rotate
about an axis (horizontal or vertical) at a rate determined by the wind speed and the shape of
the blades. The blades are attached to the hub, which in turn is attached to the main shaft.





Drag Design
Blade designs operate on either the principle of drag or lift. For the drag design, the
wind literally pushes the blades out of the way. Drag powered wind turbines are characterized
by slower rotational speeds and high torque capabilities. They are useful for the pumping,
sawing or grinding work that Dutch, farm and similar "work-horse" windmills perform. For
example, a farm-type windmill must develop high torque at start-up in order to pump, or lift,
water from a deep well.
Lift Design
The lift blade design employs the same principle that enables airplanes, kites and birds
to fly. The blade is essentially an airfoil, or wing. When airflows past the blade, a wind speed
and pressure differential is created between the upper and lower blade surfaces. The pressure
at the lower surface is greater and thus acts to "lift" the blade. When blades are attached to a
central axis, like a wind turbine rotor, the lift is translated into rotational motion. Lift-powered
wind turbines have much higher rotational speeds than drag types and therefore well suited
for electricity generation.
Tip Speed Ratio
The tip-speed is the ratio of the rotational speed of the blade to the wind speed, the
larger this ratio, the faster the rotation of the wind turbine rotor at a given wind speed.
Electricity generation requires high rotational speeds. Lift-type wind turbines have maximum
tip-speed ratios of around 10, while drag-type ratios are approximately 1. Given the high
rotational speed requirements of electrical generators, it is clear that the lift-type wind turbine
is most practical for this application.
The number of blades that make up a rotor and the total area they cover affect wind
turbine performance. For a lift-type rotor to function effectively, the wind must flow smoothly
over the blades. To avoid turbulence, spacing between blades should be great enough so that
one blade will not encounter the disturbed, weaker air flow caused by the blade which passed
before it. It is because of this requirement that most wind turbines have only two or three
blades on their rotors.
Ener Tek Rotor Design
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The rotor system consists of three fiberglass blades. The blades convert the energy of the
wind into rotational forces that can drive the generator through shaft. The airfoil on the Ener
Tek Turbine is the modified NACA 23015 developed for the Ener Tek Turbine by Vaigunth
Ener Tek (P) Ltd. The fiberglass blades are exceptionally strong because they are densely
packed with glass reinforcing fibers that run the full length of the blade. The rotor has three
blades because three blades will run much smoother than rotors with two blades. Detailed
Specification of Rotor Blades are given in Details in Appendices 1.1
Generators
The generator is what converts the turning motion of a wind turbine's blades into
electricity. Inside this component, coils of wire are rotated in a magnetic field to produce
electricity. Different generator designs produce either alternating current (AC) or direct current
(DC), and they are available in a large range of output power ratings. The generator's rating,
or size, is dependent on the length of the wind turbine's blades because longer blades capture
more energy.
Ener Tek generators are Brush less Permanent Magnet Alternator, normally used
in battery charging applications and Grid Connecting Application.
The battery Charging system use of an inverter, which converts DC to AC. Storage
systems using batteries store DC and usually are configured at voltages of between 12, 24 and
120 volts,
The Grid Tied system use of Grid Tied inverter, which converts DC to AC to feed
current to Normal Grid Line, the configured DC voltages of between 140 Volt DC to 500 Volt
DC. Details are in Appendices 1.1
Transmission: The numbers of revolutions per minute (rpm) of the Ener Tek wind turbine
rotor are 500, 310, 240, 210, 167, 150 and 90 of AR-200W, AR-500W, AR-1000W, AR-2000W,
AR-5000W, AR-7500W and AR-50000W respectively. As a result the Ener Tek wind turbines
require a gearbox transmission to increase the rotation of the generator to the speeds
necessary for efficient electricity production Except the AR-200W, AR-500W Model. The
technical details of Gear box is given in details Appendices 1.1
Nacelle

The Ener Tek nacelle is the Aero Dynamic fiberglass housing around the main body of
the machine. It contains the main structural of the turbine, slip-ring assembly, the yaw
bearings, and the tower mount. The yaw bearings allow the wind turbine to freely pivot around
the top of the tower so that the rotor will face into the wind. The slip-ring assembly is the
electrical connection between the moving (as it orients with the wind direction) wind turbine
and the fixed tower wiring. The slip rings and yaw bearings are located just above the tower
mount.

Tail Assembly

The Ener Tek tail assembly, composed of a tail boom and the tail fin, keeps the power
head (Rotor) at perpendicular of the wind direction. The Tail Fin is made up of Fiberglass
material.

RPM Controller / Braking System

The Ener Tek system working basic principles of Electromagnetic action of brake it is
controllers the rotor RPM through rpm sensor. The rotor can be stopped under most wind
conditions using the Manual Barking (Electromagnetic) for the AR-1000W & AR-2000W, AR-
5000W and AR-7500W systems. You might use this function, for example, before lowering or
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climbing the tower. We do not recommend frequent use of the braking function because of the
heat stress it puts on the alternator, particularly when the winds are strong.
Electrical Storage
Batteries are the most common form of electrical storage. Where heat, rather than
electricity, is the desired end product of a wind turbine application, hot water is the usual
storage medium. However, the advantageous economics of other heating systems make wind-
powered heating a less attractive option.
Batteries can store and deliver only DC power. Unless an inverter is used to convert DC to AC,
only DC appliances can be operated from the stored power. The battery voltage must be the
same as the voltage needed to run the appliance. Standard battery voltage is 12 or 24 volts.
For Ener Tek system appliance requiring 24 volts Battery for AR-200W & AR-500W, 48 Volt or
120 Volt Battery require for AR-1000W, AR-2000W, AR-5000W and AR-7500W. Battery
conversion efficiency is approximately 60% to 80%. A battery's capacity is rated in amp-
hours, a measure of its ability to deliver certain amperage for a certain number of hours. For
example, for a rating of 60 amp-hours, 3 amps can be delivered for 20 hours. Batteries should
be routinely inspected for fluid level and corrosion. The storage room should be well
ventilated. If allowed to accumulate, the hydrogen gas produced by some batteries can
explode.
Charge Controller with Inverter:
The Charge controller (DC to DC Converter) will control charging current of the Ener
Tek Turbines. And it controllers Bypass on and off to maximize energy capture and prevent
battery overcharge. The charge controller is microprocessor based smart controls determines
these switching functions based on the battery bank voltage. At battery voltages below the
regulation voltage the wind and solar are connected and allowed to charge the batteries. At
wind speeds below approximately 6 m/s the turbine LED (green) will blink slowly to indicate
that the controller is boosting the voltage from the turbine up to battery voltage. This low end
boost function ensures that the maximum possible power is extracted from the turbine at low
wind speeds, and allows the turbine to produce power down to as low as 3 m/s under ideal
conditions. In higher winds the turbine produces enough voltage to charge the batteries
directly and the controller function is turned off. If the battery voltage rises above regulation
voltage the Extra Load (dump load) circuit is ramped up to control the battery.

The inverter output is 230-Volt AC with 50HZ frequencies; the inverter can be supply
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Dumb Load / Heat Storage
When the Batteries get fully charged the power is get divert to dumb load. The Dumb
load is be either Water pump or Heating coils. The Dumb Load of Ener Tek System are 250
Watts heating coils for the AR-200W Model & 600 Watts heating coils for AR-500W systems.
The 1-HP Water pump or 1200 Watts heating coils will be provide for the AR-1000W System,
2000 Watts heating coils will be provide for the AR-2000W System & 5-HP Water pump Or
6000 Watts Heating coils will be provide for AR-5000W system.10 KW heating coils will be
provide for the AR-7500 System
Grid Tied Turbine:

The grid tied Enertek Turbine Model has 4-Types of AR-1000W, AR-2000W, AR-
5000W, AR-7500W and AR-50000W. The system out put from the DC TO DC Converter or
Bridge Rectifiers is 140 Volt DC to 500 Volt DC.


Tower: The smooth flow of the wind over the land is interrupted by obstructions and
topographical variations. These interruptions bring about two important phenomena: wind
shear and turbulence. Wind shear describes the fact that close to the ground the wind is
slowed down by friction and the influence of obstacles. Thus, wind speed is low close to the
ground and increases with increasing height above the ground. Wind shear is more
pronounced over rough terrain and less pronounced over smooth terrain. Turbulence is
essentially rough air caused by the wind passing over obstructions such as trees, buildings, or
terrain features. Turbulent air reduces energy output and puts greater strain on the wind
turbine. The effects of both wind shear and turbulence diminish with height and can be largely
overcome simply by putting the machine sufficiently high above the ground. Taller towers
usually will provide better economics because the power in the wind increases as the cube of
the wind velocity (P = V3; e.g., a 26% increase in wind speed doubles the energy output). A
small increase in average wind speed will result in a large increase in long-term energy
output. Wind speed may increase more radically with tower height in hilly or wooded areas. In
flat open areas, power production will increase less significantly with tower height.

Our concerns are:

1) The forces on the turbine and mounting system are substantial and homes are not
designed structurally for them.
2) The air flow around and over a home or building is complex and can cause
considerable turbulence.
3) The wind turbine will cause vibrations that will be amplified through the homes
structure. Ener Tek System offers a guyed-tubular and for AR-2000W, AR-5000W and
AR-7500W system will have guyed tubular or self supporting tower, the self-
supporting towers that do not require guy wires.


Wind Turbine Installation Procedure
The following information is intended as a set of checklists to assist our customers in
addressing the relevant details of an installation in logical sequences. Although most items
apply to both large and small projects not every item will apply to every project. To insure
thorough planning it is very important that the customer understand why a particular detail is
or is not appropriate to the installation. By reviewing the entire list at various stages of the
project, the customer should be able to ensure that he/she Sitting Factors.

Site Selection
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Site selection may have a significant effect on annual energy production. It is typically
worth the additional time and effort to locate the proper site to maximize energy production
and maintain the wind turbine expected life. The following sitting factors should be considered
Wind Resource Characteristics
Annual average wind speed must be 4.5 m/s
Makeup of average (frequency and duration of power producing winds)
Prevailing wind direction (s)
Turbulence
Peak wind speed
Height and location of obstructions
Distance from utility service point
Local restrictions relative to height, proximity to boundaries, etc.
Tower height
Proximity of wind turbines to each other
Site accessibility and its effect on construction and maintenance costs.
Permit and Approval

Many wind turbine locations will require some of the permits and approvals identified
herein. It is important to determine which permits / approvals apply to your particular site.
Issued by:
o Municipality or local council
o Country
o State or Province
o Federal (FAA, FCC, etc.)
o Commission (energy, conservation, historic, etc.)
o Utility
Type:
o Construction
o Foundation Engineering
o Electrical
o Interconnection
o Communication Interference
Installation and Maintenance
In order to minimize the amount of steel and concrete used in the wind turbine, a
guyed tower is normally adopted. In some circumstances, the tower will not require concrete
foundations at all and soil anchors or rock bolts can secure the tower guy-cables to the
ground. This makes installation in remote regions easier because transportation of large
amounts of concrete is not required. Soil anchors or rock bolts are always load tested after
Aviation Interference. For best performance, all wind turbine installations should be thoroughly
inspected by qualified personnel within 60 days after completion, at least semi-annually, and
after any major windstorm, earthquake or other severe event. The inspection and service
intervals identified by Vaigunth Ener Tek (P) Ltd Or its Agents must be followed for
any Vaigunth warranty to remain valid.

Non-tilting Towers:

Ener Tek system has non-tilting tower, such as a fixed guyed tower or a self-
supporting pole type tower, there are two general approaches that can be used:
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1) Assemble the tower and turbine together on the ground and then use a light - duty
crane to set the tower in place.
2) Erect the tower and then lift the wind turbine to the top with either a light-duty
crane or a gin-pole.
A gin-pole, in this case, is a tower assembly tool that attaches to the tower and
provides an arm with a pulley so that parts can be hoisted above the top of the tower.
Professional tower erectors use gin-poles and we do not recommend their use by non-
professionals. Wherever possible we strongly recommend assembling the tower and
turbine on the ground. When raising the tower you must lift the tower, not the Ener
Tek wind turbine. The Ener Tek cannot support the weight of the tower. For
customers installing a Ener Tek on an existing fixed tower we recommend that you
use a crane to lower the tower so that you can attach the turbine on the ground.
Alternatively, we recommend you use a bucket-truck, like the type used by utility
linemen. If neither of these approaches is possible then we recommend that you
engage the services of professional wind turbine or tower erectors to install your wind
turbine.

Procedure Of Ener Tek Installation

Step 1: With the tower tilted down, place the wind turbine near the top end of the tower. The
tower wiring is connected to the Ener Tek wind turbine at the slip ring using two small screws
and ring terminals crimped to the two conductors. Cut the outer insulation on the wire back
about 60 mm. Strip the insulation off the outer 12 mm of each conductor and crimp on the
appropriate ring terminals. Attach the two power conductors to the slip-ring assembly with the
screws provided. The polarities of the connections are marked. If your conductors are color-
coded we recommend making note of the colors connected to positive and negative leads. The
slip ring assembly is not designed to support the weight of the down-tower wire. If possible
put a loop in each wire to wrap around the wire ties. Use the two nylon cable ties provided to
secure the tower wiring to the tower adapter casting. After completing the connections, pull on
the tower wire to make sure that it is secure before mounting the wind turbine on the tower.

Step 2: Raise the tower about 1 meter off the ground to provide room to assemble for the AR-
200W, AR-500W turbines, But for AR-1000W & AR-5000W turbine raise about 2 Metter and
2.5 Meters respectively. We recommend fashioning a temporary support stand to hold the
tower up during turbine assembly.

Step 3: Mount the wind turbine tower adapter to the top of the tower using the given bolts
and six washers. We strongly recommend applying Loctite 270 (Thread Locking Compound) to
the threads prior to installation to reduce the likelihood of loosening due to vibration. We
recommend using a torque wrench to achieve the proper fastener torque on the tower
mounting bolts. The recommended torque is 40 N.M for AR-200W & AR-500W and 54-N-M for
AR-1000W, AR-2000W,AR-5000W, AR-7500W and AR-50000W.

Step 4: Complete the turbine wiring to the Controller before adding the blades. This is
recommended so that you can test the DC polarity of the wiring by spinning the alternator by
hand. It is very important that the polarity [positive (+) and negative (-)] is correct when the
turbine is connected to the Controller. The best way to ensure this is to complete the wiring
and then test the polarity with a Volt-Ohm-Meter. Carefully mark the positive and negative
electrical leads for later reference. We recommend that you can use the Stop Mode (By Manual
Brake) to keep the blades from turning during the turbine and tower raising process.

Step 5: Bolt the tail fin to the tail plate using the given bolts and washers for the 4-Ener Tek
models. We recommend applying Loctite to the bolt threads prior to assembly.

Step 6: Place the tail Plate on the rear of the turbine head and given Bolt with washer. We
recommend applying Loctite to the bolt threads prior to assembly.

Step 7: Attach the blades through the given Bolds & Washers; do not forget to put lock nut.
We recommend bolting one blade up solidly and leaving the other two somewhat loose while
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you check the tip-to-tip blade distance. We recommend checking, and adjusting as necessary,
the blade tip spacing to ensure that the blade tips are equally spaced. This step will help make
the wind turbine as smooth running as possible, which will maximize the operating life of the
bearings and reduce vibration related noise. The blade tip-to-tip distances should not differ by
more than 8 mm for smooth operation. We recommend using a torque wrench to achieve the
proper fastener torque on the blade nuts. The recommended toque is 40 N.M for AR-200W &
AR-500W and 54-N-M for AR-1000W, AR-2000W, AR-5000W, AR-7500W AR-5000W. Loctite
is not necessary on the blade fasteners because the locking nuts provide adequate locking.

Step 8: Attach the spinner (nose cone) using the given bolts and washers provided. We
recommend applying Loctite to the bolt threads prior to assembly.

Step 9: Raise the tower following the procedures outlined by the tower supplier. Please
make safety your top priority.




ENER TEK PARTS



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Base Plate

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Ener Tek Rotor

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Ener Tek Wind Turbine

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Appendices 1.1

Technical Specifications of Ener Tek Turbine












































SYSTEM: AR-200W
Type Battery Charger
Rotor Diameter 1.85 m
PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS:
Rated Electrical Power 200 W @ 8 m/s
Rated Wind Speed 8 m/s
cut-in 3.5 m/s
shut-down (high wind) 23 m/s
peak (survival) 60 m/s
Calculated Annual Output 750 kwh @ 4.5 m/s Annual Average
ROTOR
Type of Hub Fixed Pitch
Rotor Diameter 1.85 m
Swept Area 2.4 m2
Number of Blades 3
Rotor Speed @ rated wind speed 500 RPM
Location Relative to Tower Up Wind
Rotor Tip Speed 45 m/s
Design Tip Speed 7
BLADE
Length 0.75 m
Material Glass Fiber
Airfoil (type) NACA 23015 modified
Twist 14 outer blade
Root Chord 65 mm
Max Chord 130 mm
Tip Chord 80 mm
Blade Trailing Edge Parabolic
Over speed Device NA
Blade Weight 2.5 kg approximate
GENERATOR
Type PMDC Generator
Voltage (V) 12 or 24 D.C
Watts @ Rated Wind Speed 200 Watts
Speed RPM (nominal) 500
TRANSMISSION
Type Direct Drive
Ratio (rotor to gen. speed) 1 to 1
Lubrication Grease
YAW SYSTEM
Normal By Tail Vane rotates 360 degrees
Structural Yaw bearing mounted on tower top
TOWER
Type Gay and Wire
Tower Height 4 m
Options 8 m
CONTROL SYSTEM
Type PLC based
Control Inputs
Generator Voltage

Normal Start up Blade at 5 Degree angle attack
AR-200W Model Design Life: 20-Years
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SYSTEM: AR-500W
Type Battery Charger
Rotor Diameter 3 m
PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS:
Rated Electrical Power 500 W @ 8.2 m/s
Rated Wind Speed 8.0 m/s
cut-in 3.0 m/s
shut-down (high wind) 23 m/s
peak (survival) 60 m/s
Calculated Annual Output
1800 kwh @ 4.5 m/s Annual
Average
ROTOR
Type of Hub Fixed Pitch
Rotor Diameter 3 m
Swept Area 7.065 m2
Number of Blades 3
Rotor Speed @ rated wind speed 310 RPM
Location Relative to Tower Up Wind
Rotor Tip Speed 48.6 m/s
Design Tip Speed 7
BLADE
Length 1.35 m
Material Glass Fiber
Airfoil (type) NACA 23015 modified
Twist 14 outer blade
Root Chord 100 mm
Max Chord 120 mm
Tip Chord 76 mm
Blade Trailing Edge Parabolic
Over speed Device NA
Blade Weight 8.5 kg approximate
GENERATOR
Type AC Generator and Brush Less Type
Voltage (V) 24 Volt DC
Watts @ Rated Wind Speed 500 Watts
Speed RPM (nominal) 300
TRANSMISSION
Type Direct Drive
Ratio (rotor to gen. speed) 1 to 1
Lubrication Crease
YAW SYSTEM
Normal By Tail Vane rotates 360 degrees

Structural Yaw bearing mounted on tower top
TOWER
Type Gay and Wire
Tower Height 8 m
Options 10 m
CONTROL SYSTEM
Type PLC based DC to DC Converter
Control Inputs Generator shaft speed
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SYSTEM: AR-1000W
Type Battery Charger
Rotor Diameter 4 m
PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS:
Rated Electrical Power 1000 W @ 8.2 m/s
Rated Wind Speed 8.2 m/s
cut-in 3.5 m/s
shut-down (high wind) 23 m/s
peak (survival) 60 m/s
Calculated Annual Output
3500 kwh @ 4.5 m/s Annual
Average
ROTOR
Type of Hub Fixed Pitch
Rotor Diameter 4 m
Swept Area 12.5 m2
Number of Blades 3
Rotor Speed @ rated wind speed 250 RPM
Location Relative to Tower Up Wind
Rotor Tip Speed 52 m/s
Design Tip Speed 7.5
BLADE
Length 1.8 m
Material Glass Fiber
Airfoil (type) NACA 23015 modified
Twist 14 outer blade
Root Chord 100 mm
Max Chord 140 mm
Tip Chord 105 mm
Blade Trailing Edge Parabolic
Over speed Device Electromagnetic Brake
Blade Weight 15 kg approximate
GENERATOR
Type AC Generator and Brush Less Type
Voltage (V) 240/110/ 400 Single phase @ 50 Hz
Watts @ Rated Wind Speed 1000 Watts
Speed RPM (nominal) 1000
TRANSMISSION
Type Planetary Gear
Ratio (rotor to gen. speed) 1 to 6.2
Lubrication oil
YAW SYSTEM
Normal By Tail Vane rotates 360 degrees
Structural Yaw bearing mounted on tower top
TOWER
Type Gay and Wire or Riveted Lattice
Tower Height 10 m
Options 12 m
CONTROL SYSTEM
Type PLC based DC TO DC Converter
Control Inputs Generator RPM and Voltage
Grid Tied Rectifier out put 140 Volt DC to 400 Volt DC
AR-1000W Model Design Life: 20-Years
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SYSTEM: AR-5000W
Type Battery Charger
Rotor Diameter 6.8 m
PERFORMANCE
PARAMETERS:

Rated Electrical Power 5000 W @ 9 m/s
Rated Wind Speed 9 m/s
cut-in 3.5 m/s
shut-down (high wind) 23 m/s
peak (survival) 60 m/s
Calculated Annual Output
18000 kwh @ 4.5 m/s Annual
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ROTOR
Type of Hub Fixed Pitch
Rotor Diameter 6.8 m
Swept Area 36.3 m2
Number of Blades 3
Rotor Speed @ rated wind speed 166 RPM
Location Relative to Tower Up Wind
Rotor Tip Speed 47 m/s
Design Tip Speed 7
BLADE
Length 3.2 m
Material Glass Fiber
Airfoil (type) NACA 23015 modified
Twist 14 outer blade
Root Chord 130 mm
Max Chord 370 mm
Tip Chord 150 mm
Blade Trailing Edge Parabolic
Over speed Device Blade Pitch Changing
Blade Weight 40 kg approximate
GENERATOR
Type AC Generator and Brush Less Type
Voltage (V) 240/ 110/ 500Single phase @ 50 Hz
Watts @ Rated Wind Speed 5000 Watts
Speed RPM (nominal) 1500
TRANSMISSION
Type Planetary Gear
Ratio (rotor to gen. speed) 1 to 9
Lubrication Oil
YAW SYSTEM
Normal By Tail Vane rotates 360 degrees
Structural Yaw bearing mounted on tower top
TOWER
Type Gay and Wire Or Lattice Type
Tower Height 12 m
Options 15 m
CONTROL SYSTEM
Type PLC based
Control Inputs Generator RPM and Voltage
Grid Tied Rectifier out put 250 Volt DC to 500 Volt DC
AR-5000W Model Design Life: 20-Years
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SYSTEM: AR-2000W
Type Battery Charger
Rotor Diameter 4.5 m
PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS:
Rated Electrical Power 2000 W @ 9 m/s
Rated Wind Speed 9 m/s
cut-in 3.5 m/s
shut-down (high wind) 23 m/s
peak (survival) 60 m/s
Calculated Annual Output
4800 kwh @ 4.5 m/s Annual
Average
ROTOR
Type of Hub Fixed Pitch
Rotor Diameter 4.5 m
Swept Area 15.8 m2
Number of Blades 3
Rotor Speed @ rated wind speed 250 RPM
Location Relative to Tower Up Wind
Rotor Tip Speed 52 m/s
Design Tip Speed 7.2
BLADE
Length 1.8 m
Material Glass Fiber
Airfoil (type) NACA 23015 modified
Twist 14 outer blade
Root Chord 100 mm
Max Chord 140 mm
Tip Chord 105 mm
Blade Trailing Edge Parabolic
Over speed Device Electromagnetic Brake
Blade Weight 15 kg approximate
GENERATOR
Type AC Generator and Brush Less Type
Voltage (V) 240/110/ 400 Single phase @ 50 Hz
Watts @ Rated Wind Speed 2000 Watts
Speed RPM (nominal) 2000
TRANSMISSION
Type Planetary Gear
Ratio (rotor to gen. speed) 1 to 6.2
Lubrication oil
YAW SYSTEM
Normal By Tail Vane rotates 360 degrees
Structural Yaw bearing mounted on tower top
TOWER
Type Gay and Wire
Tower Height 10 m
Options 12 m
CONTROL SYSTEM
Type PLC based
Control Inputs Generator RPM and Voltage
Grid Tied Rectifier out put 140 volt DC to 400 Volt DC
AR-2000W Model Design Life: 20-Years

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SYSTEM: AR-7500W
Type Battery Charger
Rotor Diameter 7.5 m
PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS:
Rated Electrical Power 7500 W @ 9.7 m/s
Rated Wind Speed 9.7 m/s
cut-in 3.5 m/s
shut-down (high wind) 23 m/s
peak (survival) 60 m/s
Calculated Annual Output
23000 kwh @ 4.5 m/s Annual
Average
ROTOR
Type of Hub Fixed Pitch
Rotor Diameter 7.5 m
Swept Area 44.2 m2
Number of Blades 3
Rotor Speed @ rated wind speed 150 RPM
Location Relative to Tower Up Wind
Rotor Tip Speed 47 m/s
Design Tip Speed 7
BLADE
Length 3.2 m
Material Glass Fiber
Airfoil (type) NACA 23015 modified
Twist 14 outer blade
Root Chord 130 mm
Max Chord 370 mm
Tip Chord 150 mm
Blade Trailing Edge Parabolic
Over speed Device Blade Pitch Changing
Blade Weight 40 kg approximate
GENERATOR
Type AC Generator and Brush Less Type
Voltage (V) 240/ 110 Single phase @ 50 Hz
Watts @ Rated Wind Speed 7500 Watts
Speed RPM (nominal) 1500
TRANSMISSION
Type Planetary Gear
Ratio (rotor to gen. speed) 1 to 10
Lubrication Oil
YAW SYSTEM
Normal By Tail Vane rotates 360 degrees
Structural Yaw bearing mounted on tower top
TOWER
Type Gay and Wire Or Lattice Type
Tower Height 18 m
Options 20 m
CONTROL SYSTEM
Type PLC based
Control Inputs Generator RPM and Voltage
Grid Tied Rectifier out put 250 Volt DC to 500 Volt DC
AR-7500W Model Design Life: 20-Years

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SYSTEM: AR-50000W
Type Battery Charger / Grid Connector
Rotor Diameter 14.4 m
PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS:
Rated Electrical Power 50000 W @ 11.7 m/s
Rated Wind Speed 11.7 m/s
cut-in 3.5 m/s
shut-down (high wind) 23 m/s
peak (survival) 60 m/s
Calculated Annual Output 180000 kHz @ 5.5 m/s Annual Average
ROTOR
Type of Hub Fixed Pitch
Rotor Diameter 14.4 m
Swept Area 162.7 m2
Number of Blades 3
Rotor Speed @ rated wind speed 88 RPM
Location Relative to Tower Down Wind
Rotor Tip Speed 47 m/s
Design Tip Speed 7
BLADE
Length 6.8 m
Material Glass Fiber
Airfoil (type) NACA 23015 modified
Twist 14 outer blade
Root Chord 440 mm
Max Chord 680 mm
Tip Chord 250 mm
Blade Trailing Edge Parabolic
Over speed Device Flap Disc Brake & Electro Magnetic System
Blade Weight 120 kg approximate
GENERATOR
Type AC Generator and Brush Less Type
Voltage (V) 440 Single 3-phase @ 50 Hz
Watts @ Rated Wind Speed 55000 Watts
Speed RPM (nominal) 1500
TRANSMISSION
Type Planetary Gear
Ratio (rotor to gen. speed) 1 to 17
Lubrication oil
YAW SYSTEM
Normal By Down Wind
Structural Yaw bearing mounted on tower top
TOWER
Type Lattice
Tower Height 25 m
Options 30 m
CONTROL SYSTEM
Type PLC based
Control Inputs Wind speed, generator shaft speed
Normal Start up Blade at 10 Degree angle attack


































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