Dear Sir, Thanks very much for distributing such kind of videos. But unfortunately in some episodes video are little bit turbid and very hard to see the content.
The constants ( c_2 ) to ( c_6 ) in the mathematical model of a wind turbine typically represent coefficients that are part of the aerodynamic equations used to describe the behavior of the turbine blades. These coefficients depend on factors such as the design of the turbine blades, the wind speed, and the angle of attack. They are determined through experiments, simulations, or analytical calculations specific to the particular turbine design. Each turbine model or simulation may have its own set of coefficients, so there isn't a universal value for ( c_2 ) to ( c_6 ).
Dear Sir, Thanks very much for distributing such kind of videos. But unfortunately in some episodes video are little bit turbid and very hard to see the content.
Noted thanks.
Good job Dr. Khalid, very helpfull
Thank you sincerely for your encouragement, Dr. Nahla. How are you and your family doing?
We are all fine AlhamduliAllah, my Salam to your family@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia
@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia w= (12*60)/((3.877*2)*(3.14))=29.58 rpm
how did you get it as 25.07? can you please explain?
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Sir can you please share the content that you showed at starting of the video in pdf or somewhat like it
I'm assuming that 25.07 is the angular velocity of the blades in rpm. but how did you obtain it?
I just need an article without a controller that I can get mechanical torque output data from, where can I find it?
Sir, I would like to ask you to make a wind energy conversion system design. with changes in wind speed
In this modeling, the ability to modify the speed is achieved by replacing the constant values with dynamic variable blocks.
@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia What is the difference between this model and the model in the Matlab Simulink blockset?
Can I ask what constant c1-c6 is? And if I want to find it, where can I find it?
The constants ( c_2 ) to ( c_6 ) in the mathematical model of a wind turbine typically represent coefficients that are part of the aerodynamic equations used to describe the behavior of the turbine blades. These coefficients depend on factors such as the design of the turbine blades, the wind speed, and the angle of attack. They are determined through experiments, simulations, or analytical calculations specific to the particular turbine design. Each turbine model or simulation may have its own set of coefficients, so there isn't a universal value for ( c_2 ) to ( c_6 ).
一开始的PPT中给了啊
is there any alternative for Block parameter:Fcn , it is not there in the new versions.
you can get it just typing thin on the command window "simulink_need_slupdate "
用MATLAB Function
there is a syntax error in fcn 2
Sir please write the correct fcn
Can you mention the time and the equation
@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia that error is rectify
@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia sir please tell whee we put scope so that we will get graph as a output