Investigation of Wind Energy Distribution in Height in Latvia

Bezrukovs, Vladislavs; Shipkovs, P.; Lizuma, Lita

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2015.06.057

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“…In most cases, for wind speed measurements the measuring sensors are employed whose mounting on a 50-60 m high mast is simple enough, or it is possible to use the masts for cellular communications [2], [3] disposed at a small distance from the WPP building site. Depending on landscape this distance should not exceed 2-4 km.…”

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Investigations of Wind Shear Distribution on the Baltic Shore of Latvia

Zacepins¹,

Bezrukovs²,

Komashilovs³

2016

Latvian Journal of Physics and Technical Sciences

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The paper presents a review of wind parameter measurement complexes and investigation methods used for potential wind energy evaluation. Based on results of long-term investigations of wind shear distribution regularities are shown up to 160 m height on the Baltic Sea shore. Distribution of potential wind energy in Latvia is shown as a map and table of average and average cubic wind speed values. Database of wind parameter measurements is available at a public website.

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