Wind Energy Source Assessment for Four Locations in the Adrar Region

Benmedjahed, Miloud; Maouedj, Rachid; Mouhadjer, Samir; Dahbi, Abdeldjalil; Saba, Djamel; Touahri, Tahar

doi:10.1145/3447568.3448535

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“…Several Algerian studies on wind energy resources have been conducted: Merzouk [3] and Merzouk [4], Challali et al [5] are among the first researchers who contributed to build the Algerian wind atlas. As well as Himri et al [6][7][8]; Kheder-Haddouche et al [9], Boudia et al [10][11][12], Guerri et al [13], Abderrahim et al [14], and Benmedjahed et al [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29] are also worth a mention for their research on wind potential in Algeria.…”

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Wind Resource for Tindouf Location in Southern Algeria

Mehdi,

Ghellai,

Benmedjahed

et al. 2024

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In this paper, the wind potential of Tindouf located in southern Algeria has been estimated; to determine wind characteristics (distributions and wind rose) and evaluate the wind energy density, the Weibull distribution model is a widely used method for calculating wind frequency distribution. The study used the maximum likelihood method to estimate the wind speed and direction. The wind speed class was found to be the most prevalent in autumn and winter, with the highest percentage in spring and summer. The wind power density of Tindouf was found to be 224.37 W/m 2 , with the dominant sector being the west, accounting for 29.4% of wind time. The wind speed classes were most prevalent in the eastern sector, accounting for 20.4% of wind time. The wind power density varied from 121.60 W/m 2 in August to 335.85 W/m 2 in April, with the average seasonal density varying from 161.38 W/m 2 in autumn to 280.87 W/m 2 in spring. Tindouf location is classified as part of the PNL 4th classes, making it an ideal location for wind farms. Wind turbine rows must be oriented perpendicular to the west, generating energy continuously from January until peaking in May.

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Wind Resource for Tindouf Location in Southern Algeria

Mehdi,

Ghellai,

Benmedjahed

et al. 2024

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“…Aksas et al [6] analyzed wind energy at Batena (Algeria) during the period of 1999-2008. Benmedjahed et al [7][8][9][10][11] reviewed the potential of wind energy in some regions of Algeria. Only few studies [12][13][14][15] participated in the map actualization of this country by adding other sites and other parameters in the assessment of wind resources.…”

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Assessment of the Resources of Wind Energy in Various Regions of Algeria

Mederreg¹,

Salmi²,

Maouedj³

et al. 2021

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Details on the wind potential during a period of about thirteen years in Algeria is given in the present work. The inspection is performed for sixteen regions covering almost all the territory of the country. The density of the mean wind power is determined for the different regions. The maps of annual and seasonal wind energy resources are also established. The characteristics of the wind velocity, as well as the potential of wind power, are determined by the Weibull distribution. From the given results, the highest values of annual mean wind speed and the annual mean wind power density are found in Adrar (P10 = 283.12 W/m2 and P50 = 646.91 W/m2), while the lowest values are observed in Skikda (P10 = 40.61 W/m2 and P50 = 115.51 W/m2, respectively).

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