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The problem with wind power generation is that the wind is unstable, especially for wind farms with millions of KW. No wind or sudden changes in wind speed are harmful to the power grid. Is catastrophic, the solution to this problem is to develop pumped storage power stations and smart grids.
The translation is as follows:
The problem of wind power is the instability of wind. The special feature is the wind power electric field of more than 1 million KW, the wind speed and the rapid change of the power supply network in the calm state, and the fatal blowing of the power supply network. The solution to the problem is the solution to the problem, the solution to the problem, and the solution to the problem. The power supply network is made of power.
What is high-altitude wind power generation? How feasible is it?
War: stems from poverty. Please think about this, do the capitalists want war? He is so rich, life will be fine if there is no war. Only who would start a war? He is a poor man, and he who is barefoot is not afraid of the one who wears shoes. You have so much money, you may lose it once the war starts, but he has nothing, and maybe he will become a rich man if he wins, so go ahead and fight.
Disaster: The scope is very large, including natural disasters and man-made disasters. Explosions and other disasters are man-made disasters, while droughts, floods, earthquakes, typhoons, etc. are natural disasters.
Flood: It is completely a natural disaster and cannot be avoided.
Sandstorm: The poster should know that Inner Mongolia was originally a grassland. The ancients in our history all knew that farming in the south and grazing in the north meant farming in the south and grazing in the north. But some courts don't understand, such as today's court. Mao’s guiding ideology was to implement farming in Inner Mongolia, but it turned out that the crops were not viable, but the grassland was also finished. This resulted in the formation of many sand particles. The wind in Inner Mongolia is also relatively strong. You should know why there are many wind power plants in Inner Mongolia, because the wind is strong. Therefore, every winter, the monsoon blows south from Siberia, causing the wind to bring a large amount of sand, forming a sandstorm.
The basic idea of high-altitude wind power generation is to use high-altitude wind to generate electricity, rather than like traditional wind turbines, which are erected on the ground or offshore towers and rely on the rotation of blades to generate electricity. Methods that have been explored for high-altitude wind power generation include: flying in the air and generating electricity on the ground. A lightweight aircraft that does not generate electricity itself is tied to the reins and flown to high altitudes like a kite. The aircraft drags the reins to drive the mechanical devices on the ground to rotate. Thereby generating electricity. Flying in the air, aerial power generation puts a light wind turbine on a lightweight aircraft and flies it to a high altitude, generating electricity while flying, and then transmits the electric energy back to the ground through a rein with a metal core. As altitude increases, average wind speed increases, and wind energy reserves increase nearly cubically. Wind energy reserves at high altitudes are richer and more stable. The amount of wind energy contained in high altitudes is unmatched by current heights near the ground. High-altitude wind power generation has not yet formed a unified design model. It is different from traditional wind power generation in terms of height, equipment size, power, etc. for comparison. High-altitude wind energy is compared to the current ground-based tower wind energy which can only utilize wind energy within 300 meters above the ground, generally referring to medium and high altitude wind energy above 300 meters above the ground.Air wind energy. High-altitude wind energy is a new energy source that has basically not been developed and utilized by humans so far. It is a renewable and clean energy source with abundant reserves and wide distribution. A research report by environmental and climate scientists at Stanford University points out that the wind energy contained in high altitudes exceeds the total energy demand of human society by more than 100 times. High-altitude winds are characterized by high wind speed, wide distribution, high stability, and constant flow all year round. High-altitude winds are constant and stable all year round. Within a few kilometers of the ground, the higher the ground, the stronger the wind and the more stable it is. Therefore, collecting high-altitude wind energy can produce wind power with high stability and low power generation cost. This is one of the distinctive features of high-altitude wind power and one of the most significant advantages of high-altitude wind power compared with conventional wind power.