Study on Wind Power Heating Mode and Operating Characteristic

Hao Zha; Wen Hui Shi; Hong Bo Zhao; Xue Chao Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.672-674.269

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Study on Wind Power Heating Mode and Operating Characteristic

Abstract:

Wind power heating utilization had been studied in this paper. The wind power heating system basic principle, system architecture, operating mode and key characteristics were investigated. The significant matching capability between wind power output and electric boiler had been analyzed, and the wind power heating utilization will be suitable in regional area for improving the locally wind accommodation. Finally, the dispatching problem and suggestion of actual heating wind farm were put forward.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 672-674)

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269-273

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October 2014

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Hao Zha*, Wen Hui Shi, Hong Bo Zhao, Xue Chao Wu

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Dispatching Analysis, Matching Feature, Operating Mode, Wind Power Heating System

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