It is shown here that if the PDF (Probability Distribution Function) of wind speed is a Rayleigh distribution with parameter s, then the PDF of wind power is a Weibull distribution with parameters a=2ρs3,b=23, where ρ is the air density; if the wind speed PDF is a Weibull distribution with parameters a,b, then the wind power PDF is also a Weibull distribution with parameters a3ρ2,b3; if the PDF of wind speed is a log-normal distribution with parameters μ,σ, then the PDF of wind power is also a log-normal distribution with parameters lnρ2+3μ,3σ. The derived relationships allow us to quickly estimate parameters that indicate the wind power potential of the considered site, and the amount of wind energy generated by the turbine.
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