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Wind power potential of Saudi Arabia

✍ Scribed by Ph. Martin


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1985
Weight
198 KB
Volume
2
Category
Article
ISSN
0741-983X

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✦ Synopsis


Abstraa--Wind data for 20 locations in Saudi Arabia have been analysed. Monthly and annual mean wind speeds and wind powers have been determined. The latter range from 2-5 to 4.4 m s-1, and from 21.8 to 77.7 W m -2, respectively. Specific outputs from two hypothetical aerogenerators with rated wind speeds of 5 and 7 m s-1 have been estimated. Examples of monthly mean wind speed and wind power temporal variations are given. Results suggest that wind power would be more profitably used for local and smallscale applications.


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