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Al-mustaqbal Energy Research Center Graduation Project on Enhancing Wind Turbine Performance

Al-mustaqbal Energy Research Center Graduation Project on Enhancing Wind Turbine Performance

03 December 2025    111 Views

As part of its continuous support for applied scientific research and the development of engineering education outcomes, AL-mustaqbal Energy Research Centerat Al-Mustaqbal University is actively monitoring and supervising graduation projects of fourth-year students from the Power Mechanics Department, under the supervision of Mr. Hamid Baqir. In this context, the center is overseeing a graduation project entitled: “Enhancing Performance: Savonius Wind Turbine with Instantaneous Blades Flipping”, which focuses on improving the performance of Savonius-type vertical axis wind turbines through the application of an instantaneous blade-flipping technique, aiming to enhance efficiency and maximize energy extraction, particularly under low wind speed conditions. The project seeks to analyze the dynamic behavior of the turbine before and after implementing the blade-flipping mechanism, and to evaluate its impact on torque, power output, and overall efficiency. It also involves the design and development of engineering models, performance simulations using advanced analytical tools, and experimental testing to validate the obtained results against conventional turbine designs. The Center has provided comprehensive scientific and technical support to the students by granting access to laboratories, experimental equipment, and research facilities, in addition to continuous academic guidance in the areas of design, analysis, and performance evaluation. This support aims to elevate the scientific quality of the project and ensure meaningful research outcomes with practical relevance. Mr. Hamid Baqir, the project supervisor, emphasized that this study represents an important step toward the development of vertical axis wind turbine technologies, especially for regions characterized by low and variable wind speeds. He also highlighted the role of such graduation projects in strengthening students’ research skills, fostering innovation, and bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world applications. This follow-up reflects the commitment of the Future Center for Renewable Energy Research to supporting student-led research initiatives, promoting innovation in renewable energy technologies, and preparing qualified engineering graduates capable of contributing to sustainable energy solutions, in line with the vision of Al-Mustaqbal University.

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