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    The document discusses renewable and non-renewable energy resources in Peru, including hydropower, petroleum, gas, biomass, solar, and wind power. It provides details on the geographic location and population of Ica-Marcona, Peru. Tables show the power consumption of various household electrical appliances and equipment. The history and types of wind turbines are outlined, comparing horizontal and vertical axis turbines with their advantages and disadvantages.

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    The document discusses renewable and non-renewable energy resources in Peru, including hydropower, petroleum, gas, biomass, solar, and wind power. It provides details on the geographic location and population of Ica-Marcona, Peru. Tables show the power consumption of various household electrical appliances and equipment. The history and types of wind turbines are outlined, comparing horizontal and vertical axis turbines with their advantages and disadvantages.

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    Wind Turbine in Peru

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    Christian Ramos Nieves
    The document discusses renewable and non-renewable energy resources in Peru, including hydropower, petroleum, gas, biomass, solar, and wind power. It provides details on the geographic location and population of Ica-Marcona, Peru. Tables show the power consumption of various household electrical appliances and equipment. The history and types of wind turbines are outlined, comparing horizontal and vertical axis turbines with their advantages and disadvantages.

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    WIND TURBINE IN

    PERU
    HYDROPOWER PETROLEUM
    MAIN RESOURCES OF PERU

    GAS BIOMASS

    SOLAR ENERGY WIND POWER


    GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
    PERU: ICA-MARCONA

    Altitude: 45 masl
    Latitude: 15°21’43” Total: 15 981 inh.
    Length: 75°10’05” Density 7,95 inh/km²
    Surface: 2009 km²

    COORDINATES POPULATION

    Coal
    Salt (NaCl)
    Solar Energy
    Iron (Fe)
    Wind Power
    Aluminum (Al)
    Pacific Ocean Lithium (Li)

    NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCE RENEWABLE RESOURCE


    FREEZER FAN
    HAIRDRYER 400 Watts 70 Watts COFFEE MAKER
    1600 Watts 8 hrs. per day 8 hrs. per day 750 Watts
    10 min. per day 96 kWh 16.8 kWh 8 hrs. per day
    8 kWh 180 kWh

    VACUUM CLEANER
    1000 Watts WASHING MACHINE
    2hrs. 2 times a week 400 Watts
    16 kWh 4 hrs. 2 times a week
    12.8 kWh
    POWER
    CONSUMPTION OF
    ELECTRICAL
    EQUIPMENT
    MICROWAVE OVEN COMPUTER
    1100 Watts 300 Watts
    15 min. per day 4 hrs. per day
    8.25 kWh 36 kWh

    RICE COOKER LAPTOP


    1000 Watts 35 Watts
    IRON FRIDGE
    2 hrs. per day 8 hrs. per day
    1000 Watts 350 Watts
    60 kWh 8.4 kWh
    3 hrs. 2 times a week 8 hrs. per day
    24 kWh 84 kWh
    DVD TV
    BLENDER 20 Watts 70 Watts MOBILE
    400 Watts 4 hrs. per day 6 hrs. per day 10 Watts
    10 min. per day 2.4 kWh 12.6 kWh 6 hrs. per day
    2 kWh 1.8 kWh

    SEWING MACHINE AIR CONDITIONER


    125 Watts 2450 Watts
    2 hrs. 2 times a week 10 hrs. per day
    2 kWh 735 kWh
    POWER
    CONSUMPTION OF
    ELECTRICAL
    EQUIPMENT
    STEREO ELECTRIC OVEN
    80 Watts 1000 Watts
    4 hrs. per day 1 hr. per day
    9.6 kWh 30 kWh

    LAMP TOASTER
    60 Watts 500 Watts
    MIXER PRINTER
    5 hrs. per day 15 min. per day
    200 Watts 100 Watts
    9 kWh 1 hr. 2 time a week 3.75 kWh
    1 hr. per day
    1.6 kWh 3 kWh
    History of Wind Power

    From… and…

    to…
    Inside a wind turbine
    Types of wind turbines according to power

    Intermediate (10-250 kW)


    Small ( ≤10 kW) Village
    Homes Power
    Farms Hybrid Systems
    Remote Applications Distributed Power
    (e.g. water pumping,
    telecom sites,
    icemaking)

    Large (250 kW - 2+MW


    Central Station Wind Farms
    Distributed Power
    Horizontal axis turbines

    ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES

    Tall towers and blades up to 90


    Variable blade pitch, which gives
    meters long are difficult to transport.
    the turbine blades the optimum
    angle of attack.
    Transportation can now cost 20% of
    equipment costs.
    The tall tower base allows
    Tall HAWTs are difficult to install,
    access to stronger wind in sites
    needing very tall and expensive
    with wind shear.
    cranes and skilled operators.
    High efficiency, since the blades
    Massive tower construction is
    always move perpendicularly to
    required to support the heavy
    the wind, receiving power
    blades, gearbox, and generator
    through the whole rotation.
    Vertical axis turbines

    Advantages Disadvantages

    Rotors generally near ground where wind


    poorer.

    Omnidirectional Centrifugal force stresses blades.


    Accepts wind from any
    angle. Poor self -starting capabilities.

    Components can be Requires support at top of turbine rotor.


    mounted at ground level
    Ease of service. Requires entire rotor to be removed to
    Lighter weight towers. replace bearings.

    Can theoretically use less Overall poor performance and reliability.


    materials to capture the
    same amount of wind. Have never been commercially successful
    Vertical axis turbines

    Advantages Disadvantages

    Rotors generally near ground where wind


    poorer.

    Omnidirectional Centrifugal force stresses blades.


    Accepts wind from any
    angle. Poor self -starting capabilities.

    Components can be Requires support at top of turbine rotor.


    mounted at ground level
    Ease of service. Requires entire rotor to be removed to
    Lighter weight towers. replace bearings.

    Can theoretically use less Overall poor performance and reliability.


    materials to capture the
    same amount of wind. Have never been commercially successful
    POWER CONSUMPTION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
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