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Electric wind turbines

Authors: Bernard MULTON, Xavier ROBOAM, Brayima DAKYO, Christian NICHITA, Olivier GERGAUD, Hamid BEN AHMED

Publication date: November 10, 2004 | Lire en français

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    3. Wind turbine systems

    In this section, we address the issue of "wind turbine systems", from the wind field to the connection of wind farms to the grid. Design choices can only be made by considering the problem as a whole, integrating a set of criteria and system constraints listed in this section.

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