New Topic MPPT and wind power [RE-wrenches]

[hugh piggott]

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Carl
>
>For example the solar boost range how might it go with an AWP36.
>
>Some MTTP momentarily disconnects the load during computation time, this might
>allow the mill to free spin with no load. Anyone know if the SB3048 does this.
>
>I expect any MPPT unit will effectively load the mill differently 
>and hopefully
>maximize the best torque point a little better.

this has been discussed, and the problem with using MPPT on wind is 
that the response of a wind turbine is very different from a PV.  It 
has inertia.  There is some potential value in using buck and boost 
techniques to alter the operating voltage, but the best tactic is to 
use a pre-programmed power/speed curve rather than to 'seek' the best 
power.


-- 
Hugh

http://www.ScoraigWind.co.uk

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