Energy Center

Wind Energy

Research and Education Program in Wind Energy System

Wind Energy

The Energy Center is exploring the development of innovative new wind-turbine technology that offers significant advantages over conventional designs. As with most new technologies, both operational and policy constraints limit wide-spread utilization of this energy source. These challenges are opportunities for members of the Energy Center research team to investigate how best to aid in wind power research and education.

Wind Energy one-page fact sheet

Wind Energy at Purdue Brochure

Integrating Research into Today's Wind Industry

Wind Energy News Happenings

 

Wind Energy Seminar Series 2010:
Apostoaia, Constantin.jpg Apostoaia Constantin
(ECE)
Modeling, simulation and control of wind turbine power generation systems

 

 Adams, Douglas.jpg Douglas Adams
(ME)
Power generation systems, reliability

 

 Chen, Jun.jpg Jun Chen
(ME)
Fluid mechanics

 

 Davies, Patricia.jpg Patricia Davies
(ME)
Sound quality

 

 Doering, Otto.jpg Otto Doering
(AGEC)
Economics and policy of wind energy

 

 Dyke, Shirley.jpg Shirley Dyke
(CE)
Structural monitoring, vibration control, real-time hybrid testing

 
Fleeter, Sanford.jpg Sanford Fleeter
(ME)
Wind turbine aerodynamics, performance and aeroacoustics

 

 Grama, Ananth.jpg Ananth Grama
(CS)
Parallel and distributed computing architectures, algorithms, and applications

 

 Ivantysynova, Monika.jpg Monika Ivantysynova
(ABE, ME)
Fluid power, hydraulic hybrids

 

 Izadian,Afshin.jpg Afshin Izadian
(ECE)
Controls of renewable energy systems, energy conversion, wind energy

 

 Kozel, David.jpg David Kozel
(ECE)
Wind turbine power electronics, data acquisition and signal processing

 

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Dev Niyogi
(EAS, AGRY)
Biosphere-atmosphere interactions, climate change
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Dimitrios Peroulis
(ECE)
RF/Bio sensors, nano-electro-mechanical resonators

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Byron Pipes
(ChE, MSE)
Nanotechnology applications in aerospace, composites , polymer science and engineering

 Preckel

Paul Preckel
wind power integration, managing intermittency

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Linda Prokopy
Social dimensions, natural resources, watershed management

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Farshid Sadeghi
(ME)
Tribology in transmission

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Maryam Saeedifard
(ECE)
Power electronics/td>

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Thomas Siegmund
(ME)
Damage mechanics, Computational fracture mechanics, Composite materials

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Wallace Tyner
(AGEC)
Energy and natural resource policy analysis

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Xiuling Wang
(ME)
3-D wind fields construction and wind energy assessment

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Oleg Wasynczuk
(ECE)
Distributed heterogeneous smulation, motors, power electronics/systems

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Bin Yao
(ME)
Precision control of mechanical systems

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Jeffrey Youngblood
(MSE)
Biocampatible polymers, polymer nanostructures
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Chenn Zhou
(ME)
Computational fluid dynamics and virtual reality visualization

Technical Contact

Dr. Douglas Adams
Kenninger Professor of Renewable Energy and Power Systems
e-mail: deadams@purdue.edu

Collaborating Laboratories

Maurice J. Zucrow Laboratories
Purdue Center for Systems Integrity (PCSI)

About the Energy Center

The Center’s mission is to grow the Purdue energy research and education enterprise. We engage researchers and students in a community that delivers new discoveries and develops disruptive technologies with national and global impact.

Contact

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