Development of a mobile wind power plant for power supply of the troops

The scientific article was published as part of the implementation of the scientific project of grant funding for 2022-2024 IRN № АР148039/0222 «Scientific and technical substantiation of the parameters and development of a wind power plant for the electric power supply of the objects of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan» (the study is funded by the Science Committee of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan). The article presents the results of the development of a mobile wind power plant for the energy supply of troops. In the Armed Forces of Kazakhstan, there is a need to create and implement technical devices that convert wind energy into electrical energy and have no analogues. As a result of the research, a mobile wind power plant was developed, the main element of which is a pair of identical vertically arranged curved blades. The developed design can be used in any regions of Kazakhstan. The wind plant is not tied to the weather characteristics of the area, it is able to operate in low light and low winds. It can be used to ensure a guaranteed minimum power supply to military facilities in areas of centralized power supply experiencing a shortage of energy, to prevent damage from emergency and restrictive shutdowns. In addition, to provide  electricity to both technological military consumers: communication equipment, radar installations, electric drives of combat systems, lighting installations, and technical military consumers: hospitals, military camps, training centers and training grounds, military facilities support units and units located in shelter, tent cities, etc.

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