Program Description

This course is the gateway to understanding the evolution, challenges, and cutting-edge innovations in wind power. This course will provide a comprehensive understanding of the history of wind power, components and applications of various types of wind turbines and optimization of wind energy efficiency. The course will touch upon the various challenges and considerations in wind power generation, starting from on-shore to off-shore technology and finally propels us to innovations towards future developments of wind energy systems.

Course Objectives

  • Recall the history of wind power and articulate the working principles of various wind turbine types.
  • Apply knowledge to optimize wind farm sizing and design effective power evacuation strategies.
  • Assess methods for protecting wind turbines and wind farms.
  • Integrate information from various modules to create a comprehensive wind energy system design, including turbine selection and innovative technologies.
  • Synthesize information on bladeless wind power technology, geothermal energy, and emerging wind generator designs.
  • Analyze the process of integration of renewable energy power system with electrical grid and their associated challenges.

Key Highlights

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Demonstrate the application of the working principles of various types of wind turbines through problem-solving exercises.

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Assess the global distribution of wind energy using the Global Wind Atlas, forming critical judgments on wind energy potential in different regions.

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Synthesize knowledge of on-shore and off-shore wind farm optimization.

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Design power evacuation systems for wind turbines and wind farms

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Propose innovative designs for future wind power generators.

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Examine the challenges associated with incorporating renewable energy sources into the grid, including considerations of tariff structures and time-of-day metering concepts.

Course enrollment data

Learning Format

Online

Duration

4 units

Certified by

IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation
Technology Innovation Hub (TIH) of IIT Madras and
L&T EduTech

Program Fee

Rs. 1900/- Inclusive of Tax

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Program Description

Education Qualification

Students pursuing Diploma/ UG /PG Programs in Electrical / Electronics Engineering, Instrumentation and Control engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering or related fields interested in industrial applications.

Suggested Prerequisites

Basic understanding of electrical engineering.

Teaching Hours

6

Lead Faculty

Dr. Siva Prasad Padilam

Subject Matter Expert, L&T EduTech.

Dr. Siva Prasad Padilam, a seasoned professional with 13 years of expertise in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at L&T EduTech, excels in DC-DC converter and automotive inverter design. Proficient in software like ETAP, MATLAB, and PV Syst, he specializes in Solar PV and wind integration, along with hybrid power systems. Dr. Siva's impactful contributions extend to numerous published research papers in prestigious journals and conferences, showcasing his commitment to advancing the field.

Learning Schedule

History of Wind Power, Working Principle of Wind Turbine, Different Types of Wind Turbines, Components and Applications of Wind Turbines, Wind Power Plants and Components, Theory and Calculations related to Wind Power, Wind Turbine Sizing, Wind Energy – Global Wind Atlas

Advantages of Wind Power, Challenges for Wind Power, On-shore and Off-shore Technology, Wind Farm Optimized Spacing, Wind Turbine Power Evacuation, Power Evacuation for Wind Farms, Protection of Wind Turbines and Wind Farms, Methods to connect wind turbines with substations and Evacuation.

Bladeless Wind Power Technology, Geo-Thermal Energy, New Designs of Wind Power Generators under Development: Power Pod, Vortex Bladeless Wind Turbine, Solid State Wind Turbine, INVELOX, Saphonian Bladeless Wind Turbine

Renewable Energy Forecasting, Connection of Renewable Power Source to Power Grid, Load Dispatch Management, Harmonic Components in Renewable Power and its ill effects in Grid Integration, Variation in Power Generation and Change in Direction of Flow, Dedicated Green Corridors, Renewable Energy Tariff and Time of Day (TOD) Metering Concept, Power Purchase Agreements (PPA).



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