The document discusses setting up a wind power plant in Madhya Pradesh, India. It provides an overview of wind energy potential and capacity in the state. It then outlines the essential requirements for a wind farm and reasons for lack of investment. The document also describes the steps involved in building a wind farm and choosing turbine components. Finally, it presents a financial model analyzing the profitability of a potential wind power project.

4. Investor Decision Technical Parameters Regulatory Parameters Financial Parameters Final Decision

9. Table Showing Density Temperature °Celsius Temperature °Farenheit Density, i.e. mass of dry air kg/m³ Max. water content kg/m 3 -5 23 1,317 0 32 1,292 0,005 5 41 1,269 0,007 10 50 1,247 0,009 15 *) 59 1,225 0,013 20 68 1,204 0,017 25 77 1,184 0,023 30 86 1,165 0,030 35 95 1,146 0,039 40 104 1,127 0,051 *) The density of dry air at standard atmospheric pressure at sea level at 15º C is used as a standard in the wind industry

10. Distribution of Wind Speed

11. CHOOSING A TURBINE

12. Turbine Siting (Wind Park Effect):

13. Components of WTG

19. RESULT Sr. No. INVESTMENT – RESULTS 1 Profit before Tax 764.33 Lacs 2 Profit after Tax 556.85 Lacs 3 Cash Profit (PAT + Depreciation) 908.11Lacs 4 Cumulative Inflow/ MW 1195.50 lacs 5 Project Payback 7.38 years 6 I R R (20 Yr.) 9.98 %

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