About Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine
Overview
The Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine (HAWT) is a high-efficiency renewable energy solution designed for research, academic studies, prototype testing, and distributed power generation applications. Engineered with aerodynamic blades and advanced control systems, the turbine delivers stable performance across varying wind conditions while ensuring reliable and low-maintenance operation.
Suitable for universities, renewable energy laboratories, environmental studies, and pilot wind energy projects.
Key Features
- High aerodynamic efficiency design
- Low start-up wind speed
- Reinforced FRP blades for durability
- Intelligent protection & braking system
- Stable operation under variable wind conditions
- Suitable for research and experimental applications
- Corrosion-resistant outdoor structure
- Easy monitoring and maintenance access
Technical Datasheet
| Parameter | Specification |
| Turbine Type | Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine |
| Rated Power Range | 50 kW 250 kW |
| Maximum Output Power | Up to 275 kW |
| Rated Voltage | 380V / 400V AC |
| Number of Blades | 3 Blades |
| Blade Material | Reinforced FRP Composite |
| Rotor Diameter | 10 m 25 m |
| Start-up Wind Speed | 2.5 3.5 m/s |
| Rated Wind Speed | 10 12 m/s |
| Cut-out / Survival Wind Speed | Up to 45 m/s |
| Control System | Automatic Protection & Control |
| Braking System | Mechanical + Electromagnetic Brake |
| Generator Type | Permanent Magnet Generator (PMG) |
| Tower Type | Tubular Steel Tower |
| Operating Temperature | -40C to +80C |
| Protection Class | IP54 / IP65 |
| Application | Research, Educational, Renewable Energy Projects |
Applications
- Renewable Energy Research Labs
- Wind Energy Demonstration Projects
- Universities & Technical Institutes
- Hybrid Solar-Wind Systems
- Environmental Monitoring Stations
- Prototype & Performance Testing
Optional Accessories
- SCADA / Remote Monitoring System
- Data Acquisition & Logging System
- Hybrid Solar Integration
- Grid-Tie or Battery Storage Options
- Customized Tower Height Configurations
Advanced Performance and DurabilityBuilt with a blend of FRP blades, mild steel, and aluminum alloy, this wind turbine offers lasting resistance to environmental wear. Each unit is coated with anti-corrosive epoxy powder, assuring reliable operation in varied climatic conditions. The precise fabrication and assembly ensure consistent quality and longevity.
Adaptive Power GenerationThe turbine is suitable for a wide range of wind speeds, with a low cut-in speed of 3 m/s and maximum survival at 55 m/s. Its automatic yaw and pitch controls allow for real-time adjustments, maximizing output and safety. Configurable voltage options (48V/220V AC) and frequency (50 Hz/60 Hz) match diverse power requirements.
FAQ's of Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine:
Q: How does the automatic yaw and pitch control system improve turbine efficiency?
A: The automatic yaw and pitch control system continuously aligns the turbine to face the wind and adjusts blade angles in response to wind speed changes. This ensures optimal energy capture while protecting the system during high winds, enhancing both efficiency and safety.
Q: What maintenance schedule is recommended for this wind turbine?
A: This turbine is designed for low maintenance; however, an annual inspection is recommended to check critical components such as blades, generator, and control systems. Routine lubrication and visual checks ensure reliable, long-term operation.
Q: Where can this wind turbine be installed?
A: The unit is suitable for installation in industrial zones, commercial sites, and remote locations where grid power may not be readily available. The customizable tower height and robust materials make it adaptable to various terrains and environmental conditions.
Q: What are the main benefits of using a permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG) in this turbine?
A: PMSG offers high efficiency, better reliability, and reduced maintenance compared to traditional generators. Its direct drive technology eliminates the need for gearboxes, resulting in quieter operation and a longer service life.
Q: When does the turbine begin generating power and what is the survival wind speed?
A: The turbine starts generating electricity at a cut-in wind speed of 3 m/s. It is engineered to withstand extreme conditions, with a maximum survival wind speed rating of up to 55 m/s.
Q: What accessories are included with the wind turbine system?
A: The supplied package includes a controller, inverter, cables, and a mounting tower. All components are designed for seamless integration and efficient installation.