The result is a turbine that’s 50 percent less expensive than a bladed one, nearly silent, and, as one of the turbine’s engineers put it, “looks like asparagus” And while each Vortex turbine is also 30 percent less efficient at capturing energy, wind farms can double the number of turbines that occupy a given area if they go bladeless.
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May 22, 2015
A new type of wind turbine
The result is a turbine that’s 50 percent less expensive than a bladed one, nearly silent, and, as one of the turbine’s engineers put it, “looks like asparagus” And while each Vortex turbine is also 30 percent less efficient at capturing energy, wind farms can double the number of turbines that occupy a given area if they go bladeless.
I doubt this style of wind turbine kills raptors and other birds flying in the area too.
ReplyDeleteThey need to do a human-factors study to discover how well living creatures such as humans tolerate living near them. Subsonics will cause illness in the average living creature, whether human or cat, in a very short time.
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