. An optimally aligned wind turbine is subject to constant wind speed of 12 m/s, explain how the turbine power output could be varied.

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w. An optimally aligned wind turbine is subject to constant wind speed of 12
m/s, explain how the turbine power output could be varied.
vi.
With reference to the following formula: explain its function, and its
constituent parameters.
PM (Um) = √p(u). W(u)du
Transcribed Image Text:w. An optimally aligned wind turbine is subject to constant wind speed of 12 m/s, explain how the turbine power output could be varied. vi. With reference to the following formula: explain its function, and its constituent parameters. PM (Um) = √p(u). W(u)du
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