Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

Trainer for the electrical performance of wind turbines using squirrel cage induction generators that inject power into the network. The generator is driven through a frequency converter so sub-synchronous, synchronous and super-synchronous regimes can be compared.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Three-phase squirrel cage induction generator coupled to a three-phase induction motor |
| Specification | Frequency variator controls the motor to simulate different wind speeds |
| Specification | Network analyser shows active, reactive and apparent power, power factors, currents, voltages and harmonics |
| Specification | Sensors measure turbine speed and applied torque |
| Specification | Power factor compensation module for reactive energy studies |
| Specification | Includes the N-ALI01 industrial main power supply and N-CAR19T3 three-phase commutable capacitor bench |
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Doubly fed induction generator driven by a prime motor, used to investigate the design and operation of modern wind power stations. The SCADA reproduces a user defined wind curve and can inject voltage dips to study how the machine responds.
Stand alone wind power trainer in which a driver motor turns an AC permanent magnet synchronous generator. Built from components available on the market, it lets students follow the energy path from generator through rectifier and regulator to battery and load.
Developed by EDIBON, the Computer Controlled Wind Power Plants Application with Induction Generator, "AEL-WPPIC", is used to study the main characteristics and behaviour of the induction generators used in wind turbines that inject the generated power into the grid.