What are the coefficients for a 1KW wind turbine?

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The discussion focuses on modeling a 1KW wind turbine and the need for specific coefficients related to the cp(lambda, beta) curve. The coefficients mentioned are tailored for a 1.5 MW wind turbine, leaving the user seeking appropriate values for the 1KW model. The conversation also explores the possibility of using software like MATLAB or Mathematica to analyze graphical data for curve fitting. The user expresses difficulty in finding relevant academic papers that provide the necessary coefficients for the 1KW turbine.

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  • Research the specific coefficients for cp(lambda, beta) curves for 1KW wind turbines in academic journals.
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Homework Statement



Model a 1KW windturbine.

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in this link u will find the equation (its equation 2-3) for a fit for a cp(lambda,beta) curve. It has 6 coefficients. The coefficients given are particular to a 1.5 MW windturbine. Does anyone know where I can find any values for a 1 KW wind turbine. I was hoping to find values in papers but alas all i have found so far is examples of cp(lambda,beta) curves for 1 KW turbines. But none of the papers have discussed use of this equation. perhaps i am using the incorrect key words.

also if i take one of the curves I found is it possible to use a program to come up with a best fit equation for it. i mean i'll have the graph as an image. Can those fancy maths programs (matlab or mathematica etc) analyse a graph in an image. cos that would do too.

The Attempt at a Solution

 
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I don't see a link.
 
dont i feel daft

http://www.kxcad.net/cae_MATLAB/toolbox/physmod/powersys/ref/windturbine.html
 
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