Didactic module for electrical generation system through wind energy as a source of removable energy

Abstract

Ecuador is a country that has several clean energies such as hydro, photovoltaic, wind, and biomass for the production of electricity. Currently, the hydroelectric heads for the provision at a national level, this method of producing electricity is the most common and used throughout the Ecuadorian territory. An analysis of population growth and the settlement of foreigners in rural areas are far from the National Interconnected System (SNI) entity responsible for distributing and marketing electricity to the whole country. It indicates that this service does not usually reach to cover all these sectors. It helps us to investigate and design new alternatives for the generation of electricity, thus promoting the improvement of renewable energies or clean energies for the production of electricity, a clear example of the natural resources that Ecuador has for electricity generation is the wind energy that we can observe in the Villonaco wind farm. This initiative could not be investigated or studied due to the economic factor that obstructs the implementation of these systems in this research, we propose the use of this renewable energy or clean energy for the use of a test bench that will help learners in this area, for the development of a demonstrative scope of the project we previously conducted studies and field research on the wind behavior and materials to be used in the place to implement the mini system resulting in the correct sizing of the components that make up the mini wind turbine, its performance as well as the test module for the mini system.