Abstract

The large size of wind turbines and wind farm clustering aggravate the effect of wake on output power, resulting in a reduction in the economic benefits of wind farms. This paper took the actual operating turbines of an onshore wind farm in China as the research object and analyzed the influence of wake on energy efficiency loss by combining SCADA data. The research established a complete loss assessment method and proposed the corresponding evaluation criteria. The results showed that typical wind turbines seriously affected by wake accounted for 32.8% of the wind farm. The actual output power was only 84.2% of the theoretical output power at the lowest month, and the wake loss of the wind farm is serious. The economic efficiency of the wind farm is lower in the summer months (June–August). The study can provide a theoretical basis for the arrangement of wind farms and the development of an operation control strategy.

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