1) Resource of the Wind energy
The wind farm has the advantage of its inland location for generating
the electricity. In China, the Inner Mongolia owns 39% of the wind
resource in the whole country,and Hutengxile ( the wind
farm location) of Inner Mongolia is the most enriched area for
the wind power according to the wind map of China.
Since Dec.1993, The Department of Electricity of Inner Mongolia
has started to setup the wind tower to measure the wind resources
in Hutengxile. In 1995, the Chinese and foreign experts evaluated
the wind resources in this area, while Princeton University did
research for the practicability. Later in 1998, Huitengxile was
listed as a reserved wind power project for demonstration by United
Nation Development and Planning (UNDP) in the world and the World
Bank had agreed to provide a long-term loan to construct the wind
power there. In the past decade, many experts from countries such
as the US, Britain, Denmark, the Holland, Canada, Switzerland,
France, Germany, Spain, India and Japan have done their research
in Hutengxile on this site. They generally believe that because
the area is under the impact of the high pressure of Siberian cold
wind and the Mongolian meteorol as well as middle latitude in westerlies,
this particular site is a wind enriched area with one of the best
wind qualities in the world. Furthermore, this wind farm is close
to economic-rich area, thus the demanding for the clean energy
from wind power will increase tremendously.
At the beginning of the year 2005, the wind power project of the
Huitengxile has been brought into line with the state plan by the
government of Inner Mongolia, and classified as a key project for
the development of the wind power as well.
The twenty towers for wind machines, set up years ago, have collected
data for the wind power. The measurement has proved that Huitengxile, the location
of our wind farm, has wonderful grade orderliness of wind speed. The statistics
are:
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- The annual average wind speed every year≥7.0m/s(according to 1/7rule)about 10 meters high above the ground.
- The annual average wind speed V40≥7 × (40/10)1/7=8.5 m/s about 40 meters high above the ground.
- The annual average wind speed V50≥7 × (50/10)1/7=8.8 m/s about 50 meters high above the ground.
- The annual average wind speed V6≥7 × (6/10)1/7=9m/s about 60 meters high above the ground.
- The annual average wind speed V7≥7 × (7/10)1/7=9.2/s about 70 meters high above the ground.
