Project

Presentation and Opposition The presentation should be about 10 to 15 minute long.¶ You will also do an opposition on another group's report. The opposition means that you should do the following before coming to your presentation session:¶
* you should read thoroughly the report that has been assigned to you.
* you should prepare at least 4 questions that you will ask when the other group presents.
Please find below the group on which you will do the opposition, with a link to download the respected reports,¶ Session on May 12 Link to all reports for this session.¶
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Session on May 13 Link to all reports for this session.¶
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Session on May 14 Link to all reports for this session.¶
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Session on May 15 Link to all reports for this session.¶
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Session on May 16 Link to all reports for this session.¶
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Register for presentation You will be able to register for the project presentations from ... until .... Only one person per group needs to register for the whole group. There are four available sessions, see schedule. During each session, four groups will present their work, and each group will be assigned another group's report to oppose. You can register here:¶ http://intra.ees.kth.se/adm12-ee/adm/modules/labbooking/labeventstudentapplication.php¶ To check before you hand in your report The deadline is coming closer. Before you hand in your report, please make sure that you check the "instructions for the report" at the end of the project description. Especially important is point 4, the list of references, and to cite the references when you use them in the report (i.e. it is not enough to list all references at the end of your report).¶ Also, as indicated in the project description, the reports will be run through an antiplagiarism tool. So make sure to cite your sources and to reformulate what you find in them. For more information about citing, please read the "Background" section of the following exercise: about plagiarism and citation (you don't have to do the exercise).¶ Reports not fulfilling the above requirements and those listed in the project description will have to be re-written and re-submitted.¶ Resources Resources related to the project will be uploaded on this page:¶
* Project description
* Project groups: find your group partners in this file. You can then find each other's email addresses in KTH's address book (via webmail.kth.se).
16 different teams are asked to perform pre-feasibility studies for different wind power projects. The teams will be formed by the teacher. Below are some general information about the project. Detailed instructions are available from the menu on the left-hand side.¶

Team NameTotal Wind Farm Size [MW]Wind Turbine Size [kW]Wind Speed DataLocation Team 1 20 500-800 Set 1 Offshore Team 2 40 1000-2000 Set 1 Mountain Team 3 100 1000-2000 Set 1 Onshore Team 4 140 1500-2500 Set 2 Offshore Team 5 160 1000-2000 Set 2 Onshore Team 6 180 2500-3600 Set 2 Mountain Team 7 240 1500-2500 Set 2 Onshore Team 8 280 3000-5000 Set 2 Mountain Team 9 320 2500-3600 Set 2 Offshore Team 10 460 3000-5000 Set 3 Offshore Team 11 520 2500-3600 Set 3 Onshore Team 12 640 1500-2500 Set 3 Offshore Team 13 760 2500-3600 Set 3 Offshore Team 14 800 2000-3000 Set 3 Onshore Team 15 900 3000-5000 Set 3 Offshore Team 16 1000 3000-5000 Set 3 Onshore Links to the data sets:¶


* Set 1: http://www.eps.ee.kth.se/EG2040/Set1.xls
* Set 2: http://www.eps.ee.kth.se/EG2040/Set2.dat
* Set 3: http://www.eps.ee.kth.se/EG2040/Set3.dat
The project includes the following stages:¶


* A report with a maximum of 20 pages per team. An electronic copy must be sent to , by Friday 11 April 2014, 5 pm (17.00). You can find instructions for the report at the end of this document.
* Each report will be given to another team for opposition. All teams must send an electronic version of the opposition report to camille.hamon@ee.kth.se on Tuesday 22 April 2014, 5 pm. See below for instructions for the opposition.
* The teams update their report according to the comments received from the opposing team. A paper copy of the final report must be handed in in the course mailbox at Teknikringen 33 and an electronic copy sent to camille.hamon@ee.kth.se by Wednesday 30 April 2014, 5 pm.
* A team presentation of 10 – 15 minutes, which will be held on one of 12, 13, 14, 15 and 15 May 2014. The presentation will be followed by questions from the audience, and from another team which will have read the report and prepared questions. This means that every team will get a copy of the final report of another team, and should prepare questions on it beforehand..
Important deadlines¶

DateDescription 8 February The groups will be announced. 11 April, 17:00 Send an electronic copy of the report to camille.hamon@ee.kth.se 22 April, 17:00 Send the opposition report to camille.hamon@ee.kth.se 30 April, 17:00 Final report: Hand in a paper copy and send an electronic copy to camille.hamon@ee.kth.se 30 April – 7 May Register for the oral presentation: https://www.ee.kth.se/lab?course=EG2040 Instructions for the report¶

A portion of the final mark will depend on the structure and layout of the final report. The report must be written in English and should be well structured (it is advised to use the different tasks, sections A – E, as the different sections for the report). The layout should be consequent throughout the report. The page limit of 20 pages includes everything (title page, table of contents, main content, bibliography) but appendices.¶

The following elements must be found in your report:¶


* names of team participants,
* a table of contents,
* a summary,
* a list of all references: you have to give references for all figures and facts (for example electricity prices and prices to build the turbines), definitions of all symbols introduced in the calculations, page numbers.
Check this list before you hand in your report to make sure that your report fulfil these requirements. Please note that the reports will be run through an anti-plagiarism tool that searches for matches between the reports and sources available on the internet.¶