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    As the blades spin, a shaft inside of the turbine will also spin. This shaft spins into a generator, making energy. And guess what? Depending on the generator, wind energy can be either mechanical or electrical! (Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy, 2014) This form of alternative energy…

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    refrain from using windmills to using hovering wind turbines in order to be more efficient with energy, environmentally friendly, and have voltage control. Ten years ago today windmills were a great idea for a non-polluted renewable energy source but in todays world a greater amount of people are trying to develop new and more beneficial types of energy. The first hovering wind turbine was sent up in Alaska in 2014. These Hovering wind turbines soar as high as…

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    S_(P_i ) is the salvage value of each power source (WT, PV, and GT). N_P is the project lifetime. 〖AFC〗_NG is the annual fuel (natural gas) cost. 〖APC〗_UT is the cost of the annual purchasing electricity. TAC of wind turbine (WT) Equation 5 shows the initial cost of the wind turbine, Equation 6 shows the operation and maintenance cost, and Equation 7 show the salvage value of the wind…

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    the water vapor, we transfer it into electricity. We do this using a steam turbine generator. The turbine is operated by heating the water found from hot spots creating steam. The steam is guided through a pipe which is used to rotate the blades of a turbine. This is very similar to the windmill; the heat energy from the steam is then turned to mechanical energy. This rotational energy caused by the high pressured steam turbine is used to generate electricity from an attached…

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    obvious and simple similarity of these two is that they create power, and lots of it. A single solar panel can create a few kilowatts (kW) to over 100. While a single wind turbine can create anywhere from 50 kW up to 8000 kW in one day. To put that into perspective that could power the average US home for about 11 months. The wind turbine may create much more power it will come at a dramatic price increase. So the price per watt you will get from either unit will be about the same. With both of…

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    to the dearth of oil and amid burdens for the environment (“History of Wind Energy”). The current affair of deliberation is whether or not wind energy is unquestionably environmentally affable. Although, some conflicting considerations regard wind turbines a menace to wildlife, wind energy is adequate not only for generating ample electricity to meet energy demands, but likewise for its renewability. In view of wind energy, it is space efficient as opposed to solar panels and is green…

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    Recovery Steam Generator is a part of a power plant, which generates steam. The heat recovery steam generator used a gas turbine to operate, by using the flue (gas) from the exhaust of the gas turbine Figure 1. The heat exchanges process occurs between the boiler and exhaust gas, which is used to heat water in a boiler to raise the pressure of the steam. [1] In addition, the gas turbine is used for power source due to it has some advantages such as can be started quickly, can be easily…

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    enthusiasts support building more wind turbines in hopes to save the environment, but building more turbines would require destroying the environment to produce available land. Wind turbine farms ruin the landscape of the environment. Wind power not only mutilates the environment, but also damages the wildlife around them. For example, birds and other wildlife can be injured or killed by the spinning blades of the turbine. Furthermore, the noise produced by the turbines is so loud that it…

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    The first is the look of wind turbines. Many people dislike the way wind turbines look and believe they take away from the beauty of nature. This can be combated by painting the wind turbines a neutral color and placing them in a satisfying way. Wind turbines can also create a shadow from the blades at certain times of the day. In order to avoid this, wind turbines are placed in areas where shadows will not affect any neighborhood for any large amount…

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    the earth. In its simplest terms, wind turbines work the opposite of a fan. A wind turbine is created for the purpose of turning wind energy,…

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