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36 <strong>WindSim</strong> AS Figure 26. Wake deficit at hub height, wake model 3. Energy The annual energy production, AEP, is the most important feature we want to estimate in a wind park micrositing project. In a given wind condition, the available power is proportional to the cube of the wind speed, which means that uncertainty in wind prediction is tripled when computing the available power; hence accuracy is particularly appreciated in wind energy assessment. Run the module by default setting, as shown in Figure 27, and get the annual energy production for each turbine hence for the whole wind park.
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