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[-] muppeth@scribe.disroot.org 3 points 5 months ago

Thanks a lot for the input. I live in NL (so pretty flat) and also have quite some open spaces around the house. This does provide quite some winds (usually north and south) so this is why i tought about it in the first place. As mentioned below, I plan to setup two weather stations in two potential places. I want to monitor it for the duration of the year to have good insight into what winds am I dealing with.

I was just wondering if such idea, of putting like 5-8 smaller wind turbines connected to inverter/microinverter and then to the grid (so autoconsuming or pushing to the grid when not enough consumption). I was wondering if this is something people do as I did not see much when searching the web. Most people use it to charge batteries.

[-] perestroika@slrpnk.net 1 points 5 months ago

Regarding the connection scheme - I have not come across wind power inverters with multiple inputs. I think they are rare.

I think people solve the problem of multiple generators either with:

parallel inverters, coordinated among each other (with one inverter or an external controller acting as a coordinator)
parallel inverters, uncoordinated (each inverter only syncs to the grid frequency and dumps load independently)
with a battery buffer, so there are parallel chargers but a single inverter

Basing on intuition, I would pick the latter option. I think it might result in a less complex system.

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