Ukrainian Antarctic Journal

No 6-7 (2008): Ukrainian Antarctic Journal
Articles

Application Features of Independent-Power Supply Wind Systems at the Academician Vernadsky UAS

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  • V. A. Dzenzersky,
  • S. V. Tarasov,
  • I. Yu. Kostiukov,
  • S. Yu. Kremnev
V. A. Dzenzersky
Institute of transport systems and technologies of NAS of Ukraine, Dnipropetrovsk
S. V. Tarasov
Institute of transport systems and technologies of NAS of Ukraine, Dnipropetrovsk
I. Yu. Kostiukov
Institute of transport systems and technologies of NAS of Ukraine, Dnipropetrovsk
S. Yu. Kremnev
National Antarctic Scientific Center, Kyiv
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33275/1727-7485.6-7.2008.511
Published December 15, 2008
Keywords
  • Wind Power System,
  • Wind Turbine,
  • Antarctic Station
How to Cite
Dzenzersky, V. A., Tarasov, S. V., Kostiukov, I. Y., & Kremnev, S. Y. (2008). Application Features of Independent-Power Supply Wind Systems at the Academician Vernadsky UAS. Ukrainian Antarctic Journal, (6-7), 198-206. https://doi.org/10.33275/1727-7485.6-7.2008.511

Abstract

Considered are the features of power supply facilities, energy consumption modes, design models and operation algorithms of the system, consumed- output power ratios, climatic conditions, design and wind power specifications, selection of wind power site and effect of the UAS independent-power supply wind systems on animal and bird species. A series of requirements for the independent-power supply system, which should be included at its development, have been found resulting from the study carried out.

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