The document discusses wind energy and provides details about: 1) How wind is formed from temperature differences and atmospheric circulation patterns. 2) How wind turbines work by converting the kinetic energy of wind into rotational energy using features like blades, generators, and towers. 3) The different types of wind turbines including variations in blades, axes, direction, and controls. 4) The process of siting and installing wind turbines as well as connecting them to the electric grid. 5) Statistics on wind energy potential and usage in India.

1. Wind Energy

9. Engineering factors

11. Nacelle (Asynchronous) Gear Train Anemometer Wind Vane Generator Shaft Rotor Tower Controls Video

12. Nacelle (Synchronous) Anemometer Wind Vane Stator Yaw Controls Tower Hub Blade Rotor Nacelle Nose Pitch Motor BladeAdaptor

18. The Business

19. Siting Wind Monitoring Micro Siting Estimation Optimization Land Acquisition Roads Infrastructure

20. Contd.., Foundation WT Installation Commissioning Grid Connection Trial Run Performance Analysis

21. World Wind Scenario

22. * As on December 31, 2007

24. Indian Wind Scenario

25. Estimated Potential – 45,195 MW

26. Installed Capacity – 8,755 MW * As on March 31, 2008

27. Companies

28. Governing Bodies - Central

29. Governing Bodies - State

31. Achievement

32. Energy Saved = Energy Produced Save Energy, Save the Planet Because, the third planet from Sun is not just a celestial body, it is HOME

33. For any Queries please contact… Thank You for the precious time & patience. Green Regards Ravi Simon [email_address] 99864 72718