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    a renewable source of energy that doesn’t create pollution, new technological advances have created a more effective hovering wind turbine that is more efficient, environmentally friendly, and cost effective. Everyone knows about windmills and how they are a great source of green energy that doesn’t…

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    Off Grid for Single Household Usage: Attic Wind Turbine Electricity Generation Abstract- This research paper presents a small attic wind turbine system consists of 120 Volt Direct Current, 2500 rpm, 60 Watts generator which is attached to the rooftop ventilator wind turbine. When the ventilator turbine rotates at a low current wind speed, the generator produces DC voltage high enough to charge to the 12 Volt, 125 Ampere hour batteries bank for household appliances or lighting usage. The…

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    investing into alternative energies, it’s worth taking a look at the financial feasibility of them. Can wind energy compete with oil in terms of profit? How much electricity do wind turbines produce and how much do they cost to produce it? How do wind turbines work? Electricity from wind turbines is produced when wind turbine blades are pushed by the wind. The moving blades are connected to a generator and when moved, the generator creates electricity. The electricity is transferred across power…

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    go unnoticed or overlooked and underutilized throughout the course of history. Until just recently, in a dire attempt to cease greenhouse gas emissions, the wind turbine is being reinvented and reestablished as a major competitor to most forms of fuels we use today. With its low cost, small size, and high output, this makes the wind turbine quite a competitor compared to fossil fuels and other harmful energy harnessing methods. And with carbon emissions peaking in the last decade, the need for…

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    Wind Energy Essay

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    make electricity. Wind turbines emit no carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases while they are producing electricity. Building and maintaining wind turbines costs money but no one pays for the wind itself. When using fossil fuels the prices may vary depending on the availability of the fossil fuel, but wind is a free fuel so wind power prices do not go through price fluctuations. Unlike fossil fuels, renewable energy industries are more labor-intensive. Therefore, wind turbine can also create…

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    Walmart Supercenter

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    Feasibility of a Wind Turbine to Power Wal-mart Supercenter in Kansas In order to prove the worthiness of wind power as an alternative to conventional sources in order to power a Wal-mart Supercenter in Kansas, the contents of this report show the benefits of the usage. Current conventional power sources for Wal-mart come from electric lines, which derives from burning coal. [3] By looking into the eventual price saving and potentials for bonuses for renewable energy, the benefits of using…

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    General Electric Company is the world’s global digital industrial company that introduces software-defined machines to create solutions in the industry1. They have been a Fortune 500 company for 21 years2. GE is listed on the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) in the United States, and many others for non-U.S. exchanges3. Over the years they have broadened their technologies and services into eight different industrial operating segments and one financial services operating segment4. Industrial…

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    Wind Energy Paragraph

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    Persia used windmills to grind grain and pump water about 500-900 A.D. Eventually the windmill lead to the creation of the first wind turbine, invented in 1888 in Cleveland, Ohio, by a Scottish scholar named Charles F. Brush [1]. A wind turbine is a device that converts kinetic energy gained from the wind into electrical energy [2], and a collection of wind turbines in one place is referred to as a wind farm. Today, wind energy contributes only 4.7% of the energy generated in the United States,…

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    Wind Energy Dilemmas

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    the people who reside in the vicinity of the wind farms. Although the sight of turbine is visually appealing as it symbolizes energy independence, but many people feel that it damages the landscape of the area and emits noise that interferes with their everyday life. This is an important aspect related to the social dimension of ethics. Studies have shown that many people living near to turbine farm develop “Wind Turbine Syndrome,” which attributes symptoms like sleep disturbance, headache,…

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    Wind Turbines I am going to do the wind turbines. The materials that I use are the DC motor of the blonder, Duroport, paint, a bottle and silicone. To do the process I use the Scientific methods and the engineering methods. The methods that I use are this ones ask a question, test hypothesis, hypothesis, analyze results, draw conclusion and communicate results. The engineering methods are asked, imagined, plan, make, and improved. I think that this project is going to help more in the farms…

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