EUROPEAN COMMUNITY WIND ENERGY CONFERENCE

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Proceedings of an International Conference held at
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Published by: H. S. Stephens & Associates The Conference was sponsored by the Commission of the European Communities,
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European Community Wind Energy Conference
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1990 European Community Wind Energy Conference
1. Wind Power
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B8 186 E13 374
B9 191 E15 379 Large W.T. Study 427-447
BIO 196 E16 384
Cl 198 E17 CEC Wind Energy Prog. 616 389 CONTENTS
Conference Sponsors and Committees XII
Foreword by Dr Wolfgang Palz XII
Photo Montage XIV
List of Exhibitors XVI
Author Index 769
CEC WIND ENERGY PROGRAMMES
Wind energy - on the verge of a break-through?
H.J.M. Beurskens, ECN, The Netherlands.
The European Community wind energy R&D programme.
W. Palz and G. Caratti, CEC DG XII, Belgium.
The European Community's demonstration programme for wind energy.
G.L. Ferrerò and K. Diamantaras, CEC DG XVII, Belgium.
Also:
Past and future aspects of the CEC's dissemination activities in the fields
of renewable energy technologies.
G. Molina and K. Diamantaras, CEC DG XVII, Belgium.
NATIONAL REVIEWS
NR1 Wind energy activities in Denmark.
P. Nielsen, DEFU, Denmark.
NR2 Finnish wind energy programme.
E.T. Peltola, Technical Research Centre of Finland.
NR3 The German Government's new initiatives for wind energy.
P.G. Gutermuth, Federal Ministry of Economics, Germany.
NR4 Wind energy in the Netherlands.
R. de Bruijne, Netherlands Agency for Energy and the Environment,
The Netherlands.
NR5 Wind energy activities in Sweden.
S. Engström, National Energy Administration and G. Svensson, KVAB, Sweden.
NR6 Developments in the UK Department of Energy's wind energy programme.
R.A. Meir, Department of Energy and D.I. Page, ETSU, U.K.
NR7 Wind energy developments in the Americas.
R. Swisher, A.W.E.A., D.F. Ancona, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S.A.;
J. Edworthy, Canadian Wind Energy Association, Canada.
NR8 Wind diesel project in El Cuy Argentine Patagonia.
E. Spinadel and C. Luna Pont, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
NR9 The research and development of wind turbine generator systems in Japan.
H. Matsumiya, Mechanical Engineering Laboratory, MITI;
T. Kobayashi, A. Ishida and A. Tanaka, Sunshine Project AIST, MITI, Japan.
RESOURCE ASSESSMENT: Siting, Calculation Methods. Terrain Effects
A1 Wind resources in complex terrain, measurements and models.
E.L. Petersen, Risazi National Laboratory, Denmark.
A2 This paper has been withdrawn.
A3 A telescoping procedure for local wind energy potential assessment.
M. Tombrou, Public Power Corporation;
D.P. Lalas, Centre for Renewable Energy Sources, Greece.
Ill At The Hjardemãl escarpment experiment.
M. Courtney, J. Højstrup and N.O. Jensen, Risø National Lab., Denmark.
A5 Short term prediction of local wind conditions.
Ib Troen and L. Landberg, Risø National Laboratory, Denmark.
A6 Effects of wind shear and turbulence on wind turbine power curves.
D.L. Elliott, Pacific Northwest Laboratory and
J.B. Cadogan, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S.A.
A7 Experimental evidence of flow situations in coastal regions potentially
hazardous to wind turbine installations.
A.­S. Smedman, Uppsala University, Sweden.
RESOURCE ASSESSMENT: Meteorological Data
A8 Identification of wind and solar sites in Liguria.
S. Farruggia, F. Boschetti, SYSGEN srl; CF. Ratto, B. Gabrielli,
S. Nosengo, University of Genoa; R. Mosiello, A. Ricci, ENEA, Italy.
A9 Study of wind conditions and mesoscale turbulence in Tarifa (Spain).
A. Palomares, 1ER­C1EMAT, Spain.
A10 The program for wind resource exploitation in Somalia.
R. Pallabazzer, Università della Calabria and A. Boccazzi, CNPM/CNR, Italy;
A.A. Gabow, National University of Somalia.
A11 Wind energy in northern Finland.
B. Tammelin, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland.
A12 This paper has been withdrawn.
A13 Wind resources on the southern coast of the Iberian Peninsula.
P. Moreno, R. Zubiaur, P.M.S.Α.; A. Hormigo,
Compañía Sevillana de Electricidad SA; J.M. Escudero, IDAE, Spain.
A14 This paper has been withdrawn.
A15 This paper has been .
A16 This paper has been withdrawn.
A17 A system for wind and turbulence measurements in a wind farm.
K. Lundin, A.­S. Smedman and U. Högström, Uppsala University, Sweden.
A18 Performance of a laser doppler anemometer for the measurement of wind
veloci ties.
Th. Reichmann, J. Völklein and F. Durst, Univ. Erlangen­Nürnberg, Germany.
RESOURCE ASSESSMENT: Calculation Methods
A19 Conclusions of the investigations for siting several 55 kW wind units in
the coastal complex area. G. Voicu, M. Tudor, C. Tântǎreanu and
C.S. Pop, Energy ResearchandModernising Institute, Romania.
A20 Experience in the appraisal of the wind characteristics of a site of
complex topography.
S.M. Barton, W.A. Derrick and R.S. Hunter, National Engineering Lab., U.K.
A21 Wind field numerical simulations: A new user­friendly code.
CF. Ratto, R. Festa, Univ. of Genoa; 0. Nicora, SYSGEN srl;
R. Mosiello, A. Ricci, ENEA; 0.A.,Frumento, International Centre for
Theoretical Physics, Italy; D.P. Lalas, CRES, Greece.
A22 Wind energy potential over the Evia wind park ­ Greece.
D. Trifonopoulos and G. Bergeles, National Tech. Univ. of Athens, Greece.
A23 Wind field adjustment: Resolution by adaptive mixed finite element method
and multigri.d algorithm.
L. Ferragut, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid; G. Montero, G. Winter,
R. Montenegro, d de Las Palmas G.C, Spain.
A2t An assessment of the economic wind energy resource in the UK.
H.G. Parkinson, ETSU, U.K.
A25 Gust statistics using the rainflow count method.
H. Bergström, Uppsala University, Sweden.
IV RESOURCE ASSESSMENT: Wake Effects
B1 Full scale measurements in wind turbine arrays.
G.J. Taylor, National Power Technology & Environment Centre, U.K.
B2 Wake and wind farm modelling