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The cause seems to be limited assigned graphical memory in the Windows operating system. Issue #423.ĭetails: When performing lengthy on-screen digitizations of height contours/roughness lines on top of a background bit-mapped map image, the process may sometimes lock up, leaving the map display window empty, and also sometimes affecting the functioning of the operating system. Map editor issuesĭescription: Break-down of lengthy digitization operations. The entire problem will be explained in a forthcoming version of the HELP file. This also holds for numbers in tables and elsewhere taken from these graphs, as Power Density for “Wind with maximum power density” in single-wind-turbine reports.įixes: The single-turbine-site report script will be corrected. Workaround: For all distribution function graphs – for power density (PD), AEP and probability of occurrence (f) – it should be implied that the stated unit of the function should be extended like /(m/s). The same misleading labeling is seen in the distribution function graphs for Observed Wind Climates (OWC) and Regional Wind Climates (RWC or ‘Wind Atlas’).Ĭorrespondingly, in the single-wind-turbine report the Power Density distribution function, at the wind speed where this distribution function takes its maximum, is given with a misleading unit:, where the correct unit should have been. Admittedly, this may be misleading in some cases.
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However, at the ordinate of the graphs, the distribution functions are designated with the unit of the basic property only – not with that of the distribution function. Whereas the units for these properties themselves are quite straight-forward (column 2 in the table below), the corresponding distribution functions have – strictly speaking – different units as they express the contribution to the property in question per unit wind speed (column 3 in the table): Property Issue #1852.ĭetails: In the windows for wind turbines, the pages “Power” and “Wind” include graphs of the distribution functions (functions of wind speed) for power density (PD), AEP and probability of occurrence (f). For water areas there is no change: you should always set the roughness value to 0 (zero) in WAsP.įixes: This issue will be fixed in a future version.ĭescription: Misleading labeling of distribution functions for power density, AEP and probability of occurrence. This can be revealed by inspecting the roughness rose looking for roughness lengths of zero. Doing so may cause the roughness rose calculation to confuse land with water. Workaround: Never use land rougnesses below or equal to 0.0005 m in a map. Issue #885.ĭetails: Non-zero roughness lengths below or equal to 0.0005 may be interpreted by WAsP as water. Workaround: Obtain from the wind turbine manufacturer a power curve which is optimized for the actual average site air density, and use that instead of the standard density power curve.įixes: Wind turbine power curves containing multiple air density information will be introduced in a future version.ĭescription: Low land roughness and water roughness confusion. Issue #420ĭetails: No possibility to specify the air density for a single turbine or for a wind farm.
#HASP DONGLE UPDATE#
Then next time WasP is started it will update this file to a new version where the error has been fixed.įixes: In the latest WAsP installation package (released ) the problem has been solved.ĭescription: Non-standard air densities cannot be treated explicitly. (The folder name may be different depending on a national WINDOWS version).
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Workaround: Delete manually the file "Rvea0042.ocx" in the ".\Program files \WAsP\Bin" folder. Users affected: Users who have upgraded to directly from a very old version 8.ĭetails: When you try to launch a window, or a script, with a climate rose or graph, you get some kind of complaining message about vb.usercontrol not being set up right.
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WAsP 8.3 issuesĭescription: An error message that vb.usercontrol is not set up right is issued.
#HASP DONGLE INSTALL#
Contact to get a Dongle Driver updating kit to install and run.įixes: This bug will be fixed in one of the near-future WAsP versions. Workaround: The HASP dongle driver may have to be updated manually. Hence the licence unlock-code associated with the dongle cannot be installed. Nevertheless, the following error is experienced by some users: The dongle is not detected by the Licence Manager, and in the page "Get the ID code" the dongle field says "No dongle is attached". Users affected: Users with Windows XP operating system.ĭetails: WAsP may have been correctly installed without the dongle attached, and afterwards the Licence Manager is invoked with the dongle attached. General issuesĭescription: Dongle may not be recognized. For a list of known issues related to version 7.3 of WAsP click here. You may also check the FAQ's for more information on program specifications and limitations. This list of known issues relates to the newest versions of the WAsP programs only.