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ОбложкаMusgrove P. Wind power. - Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2010. - xiv, 323 p.: ill. - Ref.: p.306-319. - Ind.: p.320-323. - ISBN 978-0-521-76238-0
 

Оглавление / Contents
 
Preface page ................................................. xiii
Acknowledgements .............................................. xiv

1  Wind power and our energy needs: an overview ................. 1
   Traditional windmills ........................................ 1
   Power and energy in the modern world ......................... 2
   Global warming and climate change ............................ 3
   Renewable energy sources ..................................... 6
   Wind energy conversion ....................................... 7
      Energy payback and wind energy costs ...................... 8
      Intermittency issues ...................................... 9
      Wind or nuclear? .......................................... 9
      Costs compared with conventional generation .............. 10
   Wind power's growth and potential ........................... 11
2  The first windmills ......................................... 15
   Hero's toy windmill ......................................... 15
   Early Persian drag-driven windmills ......................... 15
   Chinese drag-driven windmills ............................... 19
   The European windmill ....................................... 20
      How post mills work ...................................... 21
      Origins and economics .................................... 22
3  Seven centuries of service .................................. 27
   Post mills .................................................. 27
      Diffusion through Europe ................................. 27
      Medieval milling capacity ................................ 28
      Controlling the mill ..................................... 29
      Sail developments ........................................ 30
      Milling the grain ........................................ 33
      Design evolution ......................................... 35
   Smock mills and tower mills ................................. 37
      Control refinements ...................................... 40
   The power output from traditional windmills ................. 41
   Land drainage and other applications ........................ 46
   The windmill's nineteenth-century peak ...................... 47
   Causes of decline ........................................... 48
      Steam power .............................................. 48
      White bread .............................................. 49
      Roller mills ............................................. 51
   The American multi-bladed windpump .......................... 52
4  Generating electricity: the experimental years, 1887 to
   1973 ........................................................ 57
   The first wind-powered electricity generation ............... 58
   Danish beginnings: Poul la Cour ............................. 63
   The inter-war years ......................................... 65
   Small wind-electric systems ................................. 68
   Grandpa's Knob, Vermont: the first megawatt-plus machine .... 70
   Wartime shortages rekindle Danish interest .................. 73
   Post-war energy concerns, and Denmark's Gedser mill ......... 75
   French and German post-war programmes ....................... 79
   The UK post-war programme ................................... 81
5  The evolution of the modern wind turbine, 1973 to 1990 ...... 87
   The 1973 oil crisis ......................................... 87
   The American Federal wind power program ..................... 89
      First generation machines, Mod-0 and Mod-1 ............... 89
      Second- and third-generation machines, Mod-2 and
      Mod-5 .................................................... 92
      The American/Swedish WTS-4 ............................... 94
      The Darrieus vertical-axis wind turbine .................. 95
   European national wind power programmes ..................... 99
      Sweden ................................................... 99
      Germany ................................................. 101
      Denmark ................................................. 102
   A different Danish way forward ............................. 105
      The Tvind machine ....................................... 105
      Small grid-connected wind turbines ...................... 106
   The Californian wind boom .................................. 112
      The first wind farms .................................... 113
      Danish imports .......................................... 115
      The market peaks ........................................ 118
      Environmental concerns .................................. 119
      Design evolution ........................................ 120
   Danish success factors ..................................... 123
6  Progress and economics in Europe, 1973 to 1990 ............. 125
   Denmark .................................................... 125
      Stall control or pitch control? ......................... 126
      Shut-down in high wind speeds ........................... 128
      Costs relative to the annual energy output .............. 129
      Costs per unit energy output ............................ 131
      Cost comparisons ........................................ 132
   The Netherlands and Germany ................................ 133
7  UK progress, 1973 to 1990 .................................. 137
   Wind power: the least promising renewables option? ......... 137
   The offshore wind potential ................................ 138
   Managing wind power's variability .......................... 140
   The Department of Energy wind programme .................... 142
      The Orkney multi-megawatt wind turbine .................. 142
      Offshore wind farm assessment ........................... 143
      Vertical-axis wind turbines ............................. 145
   Other UK wind turbine developments ......................... 149
      Lawson-Tancred .......................................... 149
      Fair Isle ............................................... 150
      Carmarthen Bay wind turbine test centre ................. 151
      Howden .................................................. 151
      Wind Energy Group ....................................... 153
   Institutional barriers ..................................... 153
   Privatisation and the Non-Fossil Fuel Obligation (NFFO) .... 155
8  Development and deployment, 1990 to 2008 ................... 159
   Global overview ............................................ 159
   Denmark .................................................... 162
      The 1990s, a decade of growth ........................... 162
      Offshore wind makes progress ............................ 165
      Danish overview ......................................... 169
   Germany .................................................... 171
      1991: a feed-in tariff established ...................... 171
      Domestic manufacture .................................... 172
      From 2000: the Renewable Energy Law ..................... 174
      German overview ......................................... 176
   Spain ...................................................... 178
      The 1994 feed - in tariff ............................... 178
      Spanish overview ........................................ 180
   United Kingdom ............................................. 181
      The disappointing 1990s ................................. 181
      Why NFFO failed ......................................... 185
      The Renewables Obligation ............................... 187
      Offshore wind farms ..................................... 189
      UK overview ............................................. 193
   United States .............................................. 194
      Low growth beginnings ................................... 194
      The Production Tax Credit (PTC) and 'green power' ....... 195
      Momentum builds ......................................... 197
      US overview ............................................. 199
   Canada, Netherlands and Japan .............................. 202
   India ...................................................... 203
   China ...................................................... 205
   The future: from marginal to mainstream .................... 209
   Low-carbon options for electricity generation .............. 210
      Carbon capture and storage .............................. 210
      Nuclear power ........................................... 211
      Renewables .............................................. 212
   Wind power's progress ...................................... 214
   Cost-of-energy comparisons ................................. 216
   Variability: keeping the lights on ......................... 219
   Wind power's global growth ................................. 221
   Appendix A  The power output from wind turbines ............ 227
      The Betz limit .......................................... 229
      How many blades? The effect of solidity ................. 229
      Efficiency .............................................. 231
      Rotor drag .............................................. 231
   Appendix В  The performance of traditional windmills ....... 233
      The power required to grind wheat ....................... 233
      Smeaton's 1759 measurements using model windmills ....... 234
      Coulomb's 1781 measurements on working windmills ........ 236
      Dutch measurements on windmills in the 1920s and
      1930s ................................................... 239
      Smeaton's anomalous results ............................. 241
      The power available from traditional windmills .......... 243
      Comparison with drag-driven Persian windmills ........... 245
   Appendix С  Wind characteristics ........................... 247
      Wind speed variation with height ........................ 247
      Wind speed distribution ................................. 247

Notes ......................................................... 250
References .................................................... 306
Index ......................................................... 320


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