Byoung Mok Park

Title: Byoung Mok Park: Wind Turbine Monitoring Innovation.

Introduction

Byoung Mok Park is an inventor based in Daejeon, South Korea, and works at Korea Electric Power Corporation. His patent work addresses the challenge of monitoring wind turbine performance when measured data contains abnormal readings.

Latest Patents

Park is associated with 1 patent: “Method of Automatically Calculating Power Curve Limit for Power Curve Monitoring of Wind Turbine.” The invention describes a method for setting an optimal power curve limit even when wind speed and power measurements include substantial abnormal data. It classifies input data into variable-speed bins, calculates the average power and standard deviation for each bin, estimates a power curve, and searches for an accurate limit by moving the estimated curve. Data within the resulting limit can then be extracted as new input data.

Career Highlights

Park’s patent focuses on improving the reliability of wind turbine power curve monitoring. By automating the calculation of power curve limits, the method is designed to help account for abnormal measurements while identifying useful operational data.

Collaborations

Park’s listed coworkers include Keum Seok Kang and Jun Shin Lee. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or their contributions to the invention.

Conclusion

Byoung Mok Park’s patent presents an automated approach to setting power curve limits for wind turbine monitoring, with the aim of making performance analysis more robust when measurement data contains abnormal readings.