Dear sir,
I am working in wind mill division , pls explain

Pls explain in details with formula
My question is

Wind speed 3.5 M/s Gen RPM
is 1500 ( 25 K/w Production )

Wind speed 12 M/s Gen RPM
is 1500 ( 220 K/w Production )

Why in 3.5 m/s generation was low , why in 12 m/s
generation was high ,
Pls dont explain wind force or wind density , that one
already i know

For the above question RPM was same why the KW was
different

Answer : 1. Its depends on the density ( Force ) of the air

Sir ,
Pls explain wit Formula sir

Answer Posted / k.prakashchandra

The gen speed has to be the same to maintain the
frequency.At higher wind speed wind-mill receives more power
from wind and hence the higher output.

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