Large Wind Turbine Siting Handbook: Television Interference Assessment, Final Subcontract Report

Large Wind Turbine Siting Handbook: Television Interference Assessment, Final Subcontract Report

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Abstract

The rotating blades of a horizontal axis wind turbine can distort the video portion of a television signal and thereby interfere with TV reception in the vicinity of the machine. The nature of this interference is described and methods are presented for calculating the zone within which the interference may be severe. Specific results are given for the MOO-OA, MOD-1 and MOD-2 machines asfunctions of the TV frequency.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	60
State	Published - 1983

Bibliographical note

Work performed by the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan

NREL Publication Number

NREL/STR-215-1879

Keywords

television reception
wind turbines

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