Wind

Question 1

It sits atop the tower and contains the gearbox, low- and high-speed shafts, generator, and brake.

Answer 1

Nacelle

Question 2

It receives AC (alternating current) electricity at one voltage and increase or decrease the voltage to deliver the electricity as needed.

Answer 2

Transformers

Question 3

It links the transmission system to the distribution system that delivers electricity to the community. Within the substation, transformers convert electricity from high voltages to lower voltages which can then be delivered safely to electricity consumers.

Answer 3

Substation

Question 4

It measures wind speed and transmits wind speed data to the controller.

Answer 4

Anemometer

Question 5

The nervous system of the turbine.

Answer 5

Controller

Question 6

It has 150 MW and the Largest wind farm in Southeast Asia

Answer 6

Burgos Wind Farm

Question 7

This is a type of Wind Farm that is the most common. They are located on land no less than 3 kilometers from the coast and feed on terrestrial air currents. The advantage that this location offers is its easy accessibility and proximity to the electric grid.

Answer 7

Onshore

Question 8

This is a type of Wind Farm that is also located on land, but less than 3 kilometers from the coast. The advantage of opting for this location is that it can harness both terrestrial winds and sea winds to produce energy.

Answer 8

Nearshore

Question 9

This is a type of Wind Farm that the structures are built in the open sea several miles from the coast. Among their main benefits compared to land installations is that the wind’s force is greater, at a lower altitude, and more regular than on land.

Answer 9

Offshore

Question 10

What type of wind farm is the Burgos farm.

Answer 10

Nearshore