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TOPIC #2: HIGHEST METEOROLOGICAL STATION IN CANADA DESIGNED FOR COLD CLIMATE AND COMPLEX TERRAIN RECOGNITION By Cédric Arbez, Eng. Jr and H.Ibrahim, Ph.D.

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Page 1: Highest meteorological station in Canada designed for cold climate and complex terrain recognitionCedric Arbez, Hussein Ibrahim, Wind Energy TechnoCentre, Canada

TOPIC #2: HIGHEST METEOROLOGICAL STATION

IN CANADA DESIGNED FOR COLD CLIMATE AND COMPLEX TERRAIN RECOGNITION

By Cédric Arbez, Eng. Jr and H.Ibrahim, Ph.D.

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Summary

• TechnoCentre’s infrastructure location

• Meteorological mast location

• Undistrubed wind sectors

• Research objectives

• Met mast configuration

• Future works

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TechnoCentre’s infrastructure location SNEEC R&D wind farm

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Meteorological mast location

Currently

installed

discuss inside

this poster

Future

installation WEC02

WEC01

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Undistrubed wind sectors

Wind rose

More than 210 degrees

undisturbed wind

following IEC-61400-12-

1 and tower shading on

two prevailing winds

320 m

WEC01

WEC02

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Research objectives • Analyze power performance of 2 Repower MM92 CCV in cold climate conditions

and complex terrain

• Relate the atmopheric boundary layer in relation to icing conditions

• Evaluate wind energy losses due to the cold climate conditions

• Test and compare sensors for cold climate and complex terrain utility

• Compare remote sensing technologies in cold climate (SODAR, LIDAR and met mast)

• Validate numerical flow model in complex terrain

• Analyze the atmospheric boundary layer (IT, shear, thermal stratification)

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Infrastructure Compliance with CSA-S37-01

(can resist to a combined load

of 40 mm of ice and 57 m/s)

It’s now installing

booms

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Met mast configuration

• 3 levels with heat and unheat

anemometer

• 2 levels to compare heat and

unheat wind directions

• 5 levels with unheat cup

anemometers class I

• Metek 3D heat anemometer

• One vertical propeller anemometer

• Design to be fully expandable

(adding some sensors after

installation)

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Met mast configuration • Ceilometer to detect cloud height

• 4 thermometers and 2 standard

differential temperature probes to

detect the thermal stability

• Pyranometer

• Optical ice meter

• Rain gage to detect precipitation

• Hygrometer

• All data were send to Osisoft PI

archive system with 1Hz frequency

• A CQ with more than 30 criteria

was done on each data

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Met mast configuration

Thies First

Class

NRG

Hybrid

Met-One

020C

NRG Ice

Free III

RM Young

27106-T

Holo

Optics T44

Metek

USA-1

AllWeather inc.

8339

4 X CSI 107-L

2 X Risø P1862a

• All meteorological sensors are installed on 4 m long booms

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Future works • Test of prototype heat anemometer from ULaval

• Verify correlation between energy losses within

cold climate condition on the met mast comparing to Repower MM92CCV ( especially on stability - dT/dz)

• Etablish standard and guidelines for cold climate wind energy production

• Forecast icing type and accretion from the meteorological conditions

• Install cameras points sensors

Courtesy from ULaval

Courtesy from Repower

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www.eolien.qc.ca 1-888-EOLIENS

Merci! Cédric Arbez, Eng.Jr. Email: [email protected]

Phone: (418) 368-6162 extension 237