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Chapter 2, Problem 22E

A wind power system with increasing windspeed has the current waveform described by the equation below, delivered to an 80 Ω resistor. Plot the current, power, and energy waveform over a period of 60 s, and calculate the total energy collected over the 60 s time period.

i ( t ) = 1 2 t 2 sin π 8 t cos π 4 t A

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Sketch the current, power, and energy waveform over a period of 60 s to the current waveform of the wind power system. Also calculate the total energy collected over the 60 s time period.

Answer to Problem 22E

The plot for the current, power, and energy waveform is sketched as shown in Figure 1, and the total energy collected over the 60 s time period is 79.024×107J.

Explanation of Solution

Given data:

The current waveform is,

i(t)=12t2sin(π8t)cos(π4t)A

The resistor is R=80Ω.

Formula used:

Write the general expression to find the power as follows,

p=i(t)2R        (1)

Write the general expression to find the energy as follows,

w(t)=t0tpdt        (2)

Calculation:

Substitute the value of i(t) and R in equation (1) as follows,

p=[12t2sin(π8t)cos(π4t)]2(80)=[14t4sin2(π8t)cos2(π4t)](80)=804[t4sin2(π8t)cos2(π4t)]

p=20[t4sin2(π8t)cos2(π4t)]        (3)

Applying equation (3) in equation (2) as follows,

w(t)=20060t4sin2(π8t)cos2(π4t)dt        (4)

Consider the function,

w(t)=t4sin2(π8t)cos2(π4t)dt        (5)

Consider u=t8 in the above expression as follows,

u=t8dudt=18dt=8dut4=4096u4

Substituting the values in equation (5) as follows,

w(t)=32768u4sin2(πu)cos2(2πu)du        (6)

Consider,

x=u4sin2(πu)cos2(2πu)du        (7)

Applying the product to sum formulas in the above expression as follows,

x=u4(14cos(6πu)2cos(4πu)+3cos(2πu)8)du=(u44u4cos(6πu)8+u4cos(4πu)43u4cos(2πu)8)du=18u4cos(6πu)du+14u4cos(4πu)du38u4cos(2πu)du+14u4du

Consider,

a=u4cos(6πu)du        (8)

By applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=u4g=cos(6πu)f=4u3g=sin(6πu)6π

Applying the values in equation (8) as follows,

a=u4sin(6πu)6π2u3sin(6πu)3πdu        (9)

Consider the function,

b=2u3sin(6πu)3πdu

b=23πu3sin(6πu)du        (10)

Solving,

u3sin(6πu)du

By applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=u3g=sin(6πu)f=3u2g=cos(6πu)6π

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

u3sin(6πu)du=u3cos(6πu)6πu2cos(6πu)2πdu        (11)

Consider,

12πu2cos(6πu)du

Solving,

u2cos(6πu)du

By applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=u2g=cos(6πu)f=2ug=sin(6πu)6π

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

u2cos(6πu)du=u2sin(6πu)6πusin(6πu)du3π        (12)

Consider,

13πusin(6πu)du

Solving,

usin(6πu)du

By applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=ug=sin(6πu)f=1g=cos(6πu)6π

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

usin(6πu)du=ucos(6πu)6πcos(6πu)6πdu        (13)

Consider,

cos(6πu)6πdu

Let,

v=6πudvdu=6πdu=16πdv

Applying the values in the above expression,

cos(6πu)6πdu=136π2cos(v)dv=sin(v)36π2=sin(6πu)36π2{v=6πu}

Substituting the values in equation (13) as follows,

usin(6πu)du=sin(6πu)36π2ucos(6πu)6π

Substitute the above value in the considered expression 13πusin(6πu)du. Therefore,

13πusin(6πu)du=sin(6πu)108π3ucos(6πu)18π2

Substitute the above value in equation (12) as follows,

u2cos(6πu)du=u2sin(6πu)6πsin(6πu)108π3ucos(6πu)18π2

Substitute the above value in equation (11) as follows,

u3sin(6πu)du=u2sin(6πu)12π2sin(6πu)216π4u3cos(6πu)6π+ucos(6πu)36π3

Substitute the above value in equation (10) as follows,

b=23π[u2sin(6πu)12π2sin(6πu)216π4u3cos(6πu)6π+ucos(6πu)36π3]=u2sin(6πu)18π3sin(6πu)324π5u3cos(6πu)9π2+ucos(6πu)54π4

Substitute the above value in equation (9) as follows,

a=u4sin(6πu)6πu2sin(6πu)18π3+sin(6πu)324π5+u3cos(6πu)9π2ucos(6πu)54π4        (14)

Consider the function m=u4cos(4πu)du in given in equation x.

m=u4cos(4πu)du

Applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=u4g=cos(4πu)f=4u3g=sin(4πu)4π

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

m=u4sin(4πu)4πu3sin(4πu)πdu        (15)

Consider,

1πu3sin(4πu)du        (16)

Let,

u3sin(4πu)du

Applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=u3g=sin(4πu)f=3u2g=cos(4πu)4π

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

u3sin(4πu)du=u3cos(4πu)4π3u2cos(4πu)4πdu        (17)

Consider,

34πu2cos(4πu)du        (18)

Let,

u2cos(4πu)du        (19)

Applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=u2g=cos(4πu)f=2ug=sin(4πu)4π

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

u2cos(4πu)du=u2sin(4πu)4πusin(4πu)2πdu        (20)

Consider,

12πusin(4πu)du        (21)

Let,

usin(4πu)du

Applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=ug=sin(4πu)f=1g=cos(4πu)4π

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

usin(4πu)du=ucos(4πu)4πcos(4πu)4πdu        (22)

Consider,

cos(4πu)4πdu

Let,

v=4πudvdu=4πdu=14πdv

Substituting the values,

cos(4πu)4πdu=116π2cos(v)dv=sin(v)16π2=sin(4πu)16π2

Substitute the above value in equation (22) as follows,

usin(4πu)du=sin(4πu)16π2ucos(4πu)4π

Substitute the above value in equation (21) as follows,

12πusin(4πu)du=12π[sin(4πu)16π2ucos(4πu)4π]=sin(4πu)32π3ucos(4πu)8π2

Substitute the above value in equation (20) as follows,

u2cos(4πu)du=u2sin(4πu)4πsin(4πu)32π3+ucos(4πu)8π2

Substitute the above value in equation (18) as follows

34πu2cos(4πu)du=34π[u2sin(4πu)4πsin(4πu)32π3+ucos(4πu)8π2]=3u2sin(4πu)16π2+3sin(4πu)128π43ucos(4πu)32π3

Substitute the above value in equation (17) as follows

u3sin(4πu)du=3u2sin(4πu)16π23sin(4πu)128π4+3ucos(4πu)32π3u3cos(4πu)4π

Substitute the above value in equation (16) as follows

1πu3sin(4πu)du=1π[3u2sin(4πu)16π23sin(4πu)128π4+3ucos(4πu)32π3u3cos(4πu)4π]=3u2sin(4πu)16π33sin(4πu)128π5u3cos(4πu)4π2+3ucos(4πu)32π4

Substitute the above value in equation (15) as follows

m=u4sin(4πu)4π3u2sin(4πu)16π3+3sin(4πu)128π5+u3cos(4πu)4π23ucos(4πu)32π4        (23)

Consider the function n=u4cos(2πu)du in the expression x.

n=u4cos(2πu)du        (24)

Applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=u4g=cos(2πu)f=4u3g=sin(2πu)2π

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

n=u4sin(2πu)2π2u3sin(2πu)πdu        (25)

Consider,

2πu3sin(2πu)du        (26)

Let,

u3sin(2πu)du        (27)

Applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=u3g=sin(2πu)f=3u2g=cos(2πu)2π

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

u3sin(2πu)du=u3cos(2πu)2π3u2cos(2πu)2π        (28)

Consider,

32πu2cos(2πu)du        (29)

Let,

u2cos(2πu)du

Applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=u2g=cos(2πu)f=2ug=sin(2πu)2π

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

u2cos(2πu)du=u2sin(2πu)2πusin(2πu)πdu        (30)

Consider,

1πusin(2πu)du        (31)

Let,

usin(2πu)du        (32)

Applying integration by parts in the above expression,

f=ug=sin(2πu)f=1g=cos(2πu)2π

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

usin(2πu)du=ucos(2πu)2πcos(2πu)2πdu        (33)

Consider,

cos(2πu)2πdu

Let,

v=2πudvdu=2πdu=12πdv

Applying the values in the above equation as follows,

cos(2πu)2πdu=14π2cos(v)dv=sin(v)4π2=sin(2πu)4π2

Substitute the above value in equation (33) as follows,

usin(2πu)du=sin(2πu)4π2ucos(2πu)2π

Substitute the above value in equation (31) as follows,

1πusin(2πu)du=sin(2πu)4π3ucos(2πu)2π2

Substitute the above value in equation (30) as follows,

u2cos(2πu)du=u2sin(2πu)2πsin(2πu)4π3+ucos(2πu)2π2

Substitute the above value in equation (29) as follows,

32πu2cos(2πu)du=32π[u2sin(2πu)2πsin(2πu)4π3+ucos(2πu)2π2]=3u2sin(2πu)4π2+3sin(2πu)8π43ucos(2πu)4π3

Substitute the above value in equation (28) as follows,

u3sin(2πu)du=3u2sin(2πu)4π23sin(2πu)8π4u3cos(2πu)2π+3ucos(2πu)4π3

Substitute the above value in equation (26) as follows,

2πu3sin(2πu)du=2π[3u2sin(2πu)4π23sin(2πu)8π4u3cos(2πu)2π+3ucos(2πu)4π3]=3u2sin(2πu)2π33sin(2πu)4π5u3cos(2πu)π2+3ucos(2πu)2π4

Substitute the above value in equation (25) as follows,

n=u4sin(2πu)2π3u2sin(2πu)2π3+3sin(2πu)4π5+u3cos(2πu)π23ucos(2πu)2π4        (34)

Consider the function u4du in the expression x as follows,

u4du=u55        (35)

Substitute the calculated values of equation (34), (35), (23), and (14) in the expression x as follows,

x=u4sin(6πu)48π+u2sin(6πu)144π3sin(6πu)2592π5u3cos(6πu)72π2+ucos(6πu)432π4+u4sin(4πu)16π3u2sin(4πu)64π3+3sin(4πu)512π5+u3cos(4πu)16π23ucos(4πu)128π43u4sin(2πu)16π+9u2sin(2πu)16π39sin(2πu)32π53u3cos(2πu)8π2+9ucos(2πu)16π4+u520

Substitute the above value in equation (6) as follows,

w(t)=2048u4sin(6πu)3π+2048u2sin(6πu)9π31024sin(6πu)81π54096u3cos(6πu)9π2+2048ucos(6πu)27π4+2048u4sin(4πu)π1536u2sin(4πu)π3+192sin(4πu)π5+2048u3cos(4πu)π2768ucos(4πu)π46144u4sin(2πu)π+18432u2sin(2πu)π39216sin(2πu)π512288u3cos(2πu)π2+18432ucos(2πu)π4+8192u55

Substitute u=t8 in the above expression as follows,

w(t)=t4sin(3πt4)6π+32t2sin(3πt4)9π31024sin(3πt4)81π58t3cos(3πt4)9π2+256tcos(3πt4)27π4+t4sin(πt2)2π24t2sin(πt2)π3+192sin(πt2)π5+4t3cos(πt2)π296tcos(πt2)π43t4sin(πt4)2π+288t2sin(πt2)π39216sin(πt4)π524t3cos(πt4)π2+2304tcos(πt4)π4+x520

Applying the limits to the above expression over a period of 60 s,

w(t)=20060w(t)dt=20[349920000π4+56160000π213011209π4]=20[6240000π2+13011209π4+38880000]=20[3.9512×107]

w(t)=79.024×107J

Matlab code to plot for wind power waveform:

t_end = 60;   % End time in seconds

t_pts = 600; % Number of points for time vector

t=linspace(0,t_end,t_pts);  % Define time vector

dt=t_end/t_pts; % Separation between time points

R=80; % Resistance in ohms

for i=1:t_pts; % Iterate for each point in time

    current(i)=0.5*t(i)^2*sin(pi/8*t(i))*cos(pi/4*t(i));

    p(i)=current(i)^2*R;

end

w=cumsum(p)*dt; % Energy from cumulative sum times time separation

figure(1)

subplot(3,1,1); plot(t,current,'r'); % Plot voltage

ylabel('Current (A)');

subplot(3,1,2); plot(t,p,'r') % Plot power

ylabel('Power (W)')

subplot(3,1,3); plot(t,w,'r') % Plot energy

xlabel('Time (seconds)')

ylabel('Energy (J)')

Matlab output:

Figure 1 shows the plot for the current, power, and energy waveform.

Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf, Chapter 2, Problem 22E

Conclusion:

Thus, the plot for the current, power, and energy waveform is sketched as shown in Figure 1, and the total energy collected over the 60 s time period is 79.024×107J.

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