Sentence examples for feed of wind from inspiring English sources

Programmed by data visualization software to reflect fluctuating weather conditions determined by environmental sensors, the installation's color palette is dictated by an ongoing weather feed of wind speeds, directions, earthquake magnitudes and temperatures from across the globe.

The system is tested and the torque-speed characteristics of the emulated wind turbine are verified experimentally at different feeds of wind speeds and generator loads.

Therefore, in this work, we present a new probabilistic dynamic method that sizes control reserves for the single hours of the following day making use of forecasts of the power feed-in of wind and photovoltaic.

With the change in the wind profile, the speed of doubly fed induction generator (DFIG) of wind energy conversion system (WECS) changes from super synchronous to sub synchronous range and vice versa.

Specifically, China's cumulative grid feed-in installed capacity of wind power and PV power reached 172.18 GW in 2015, which has taken a leading position in the world.

Already, consumers in Germany pay about 5 U.S. cents per kilowatt hour as a surcharge to finance the feed-in tariffs, which enable owners of wind turbines or geothermal installations to sell renewably generated electricity back to the grid at favorable rates.

Further exploration of the effect of wind on the feeding rates of the birds shows that the birds' behavior is not only negatively affected by the wind they experience on a given day, but it is even more strongly positively affected by the wind conditions they experienced the previous day.

In Kenya, a new feed-in tariff is triggering an expansion of wind and geothermal power generation.

The regression data for each factor is given in Table 2. To further explore the patterns of feeding rate variation and wind speed, I also conducted a time series analysis on each pair's feeding rate anomaly and on the analogous anomalies of wind speed from a 5 point moving average of these daily rates.

In general, streams neither feed nor drain the ponds, and in the absence of wind they lie as still as mirrors.

Then there is the daunting challenge of feeding fluctuating wind and solar power into the small electric grids on the individual islands while devising backup systems to keep the energy output smooth and reliable.