Sentence examples for mean wind power from inspiring English sources
Figure 8 Monthly mean wind power density measured at 65- m and 50- m heights.
The mean wind power density in the investigated location was 303 W/m2.
The mean wind power densities were found to be 169.4 and 416.7 W/m2 at 30- and 50-m heights.
The mean wind power density was found to be 169.9 and 416.7 W/m2 at 30 and 50 m.
A Geographical Information System GISS) map was generated using SWERA wind resource data to indicate the annual mean wind power density of any particular location in Ethiopia.
Poulsen said technological advances in the energy industry meant wind power could end up supplying more than half of the UK's electricity demand.
Cleaner, cheaper energy is possible, O'Brien claims, since hundreds of millions could be saved if the government backed a market-based approach, rather than "backing particular expensive technologies" – by which he means wind power.
Moreover, it could do so reliably and that means wind power could be used for what is known in the jargon as base-load power supply.Base-load power is the minimum required to keep things ticking over the demands of three o'clock in the morning, or thereabouts.
Results were obtained for mean wind speed, power density, annual energy production and Ruggedness Index (RIX).
Various incentives, in the form of tax credits and feed-in tariffs, mean that wind power is already cost-competitive with electricity derived from natural gas and even coal in many markets.
