Wind Speed Data Logger
Loading...
Loading...
2,738
Loading...
Uploaded by Caleb6543 on Apr 25, 2011
visit calebeng.weebly.com for more information.
A data logger was assembled to record wind speed and electrical current flowing into a battery from a vertical axis wind turbine at 5 minute intervals. The data is used to develop a probability density function for the wind speed and to characterize the performance of the wind turbine; cut in speed and current output vs. wind speed.
- 14 likes, 0 dislikes
-
- 4:14
Hot Wire CNC v2 Conceptby Caleb65431,477 views
- 2:16
TSRMeasurement.wmvby Caleb6543993 views
- 5:45
Ceiling Fan Generator Investigationby Caleb6543435,091 views
- 3:53
Power in the Windby Caleb65431,313 views
- 10:16
Wind speed & direction from VCR partsby definitionofis1,825 views
- 4:52
Programming Tutorial - LabVIEW for Educationby NIK12lab7,746 views
- 3:41
Logging Data with a USB Data Acquisition Deviceby niglobal9,498 views
- 0:32
Homemade wind speed anemometerby maaarty25,342 views
- 2:51
Sd Card dataloggerby IngmarHendriks1,043 views
- 2:33
Lynx Vawt Comparisonby LynxSteam35,203 views
- 1:58
my vawt finishedby drstrnglov692 views
- 4:26
Arduino to micro SD card interface through breadboard logging potentiometer analog input databy bogdanvarlamov5,743 views
- 6:57
3 phase ac wind turbine charge controller and brake switch Missouri Wind And Solarby jeffmolly112,851 views
- 9:25
Monitoring Wind Turbine Efficiencyby hobodataloggers398 views
- 9:23
MadgeTech's RFOT: A Wireless Meat Temperature Data Logger with Two Way Communicationby MadgeTechInc1,600 views
- 2:11
Duct Tape VAWT in Strong Wind!by themanyone6,804 views
- 8:53
Anemometer Tutorial - Make a wind speed meterby 65funstuff1,889 views
- 2:21
Single wing wind turbine DIYby Teciprac194 views
- 6:15
Writing A Program with Shortcut for Campbell Scientific Data Loggers - Part 1by campbellscientificau995 views
Nice work and thanks for sharing. Both your hardware and software look very clean.
I'm curious what turbine you are using - looks like a vertical axis in your sketch.
11thtoe 10 months ago
@11thtoe Yes, it is a small (0.25 m^2) VAWT (Lenz2 type). I wanted to try other designs but then realized that without data, there is no real way to compare them. :-)
Caleb6543 10 months ago
Have you compared this method to what the pros do? I think they use IEC 61400-12. Great project! This could be very useful.
Fearlessthinker 10 months ago
@Fearlessthinker No, I haven't consulted any standards. I just made it useful for my own purposes. :-)
Caleb6543 10 months ago
@Fearlessthinker I'll have to check IEC 61400-12 out. Thanks for the information; its always good to see what the accepted practice is.
Caleb6543 10 months ago