analysis of wind energy potential in eldoret - Choge, Dismas;Rotich, Samuel;Maritim, Joseph
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Wind energy is potentially attractive because of its low environmental impact and sustainability. This work investigated the wind power production potential in Eldoret, Kenya. Wind speed data over a five-year period (2004-2008) from Eldoret meteorological station are presented. Frequency distributions of wind speeds and wind power densities at three heights, seasonal variations of speed, and estimates of power likely to be produced by small turbines are included.To describe the probability distributions of wind speed, the Weibull distribution function was extensively used in wind resource…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Wind energy is potentially attractive because of its low environmental impact and sustainability. This work investigated the wind power production potential in Eldoret, Kenya. Wind speed data over a five-year period (2004-2008) from Eldoret meteorological station are presented. Frequency distributions of wind speeds and wind power densities at three heights, seasonal variations of speed, and estimates of power likely to be produced by small turbines are included.To describe the probability distributions of wind speed, the Weibull distribution function was extensively used in wind resource assessment. It is an analytical function which is found to fit the wind speed curve very well. To assess the wind power potentials, the Weibull parameters were calculated in the analysis of wind speed data.
Autorenporträt
Dismas Kipchirchir Choge graduated with a masters degree in Physics (Renewable Energy) from Moi University in Kenya in 2012. He is currently pursuing PhD in the same University with research interests in the field of hydrogen fuel cells for storage of renewable energy.