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    have imagined that ascetics of an establishment would matter more? If that seems too far-fetched to you, then keep reading because this report on wind energy and the reasons against will blow you socks off! Whether you call them windmills, or wind turbines the concept and process is still the same. They capture kinetic energy produced by wind, called wind energy, and convert it into electricity (www.usgs.gov, 2015.) The logistics and details of any new venture will always have both negative and…

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    the wind, they may not compliment the land very well because they are very obtrusive. Another major disadvantage is that the wind does not always blow, so the wind turbines would be useless if there was no wind to spin the blades which generates electricity. Although meteorologists can predict wind patterns and place them in areas where the wind will most likely flow, meteorologists wont always predict the weather patterns right. The weather patterns are always changing, so if previous wind…

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    renewable energy that we will talk about is wind energy. They started using the wind energy in 2000. They have a vast wind energy. They have onshore and off shore wind energy. Connecticut is the only state in the U.S. to block the construction of utility scale wind turbines. Having wind energy is smart clean and for the most part cheap. Wind energy has been around in Europe for centuries and small towns in the united states have been using small energy wind mills for centuries for irrigation…

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    considered my focus for this assignment I decided to explore the efficiency of: wind turbine energy, static electricity and solar energy. My final research led me…

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    technical impediment is the widespread misconception that wind turbines kill copious amounts of birds. Numerous birds have met their end at the hands of wind turbines when they accidentally collide with the deadly blades rotating rapidly through the air at 80 meters per second. For instance, Duke Renewable Energy was prosecuted by the federal government for the deaths of 163 birds with included 14 golden eagles. The spinning of the wind turbine blades also have the potential to increase pressure…

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    society as it is constantly being burned, and creates harmful fumes in our ozone. A promising energy source would be wind power, because it is an infinite source of energy as our planet naturally produces wind. Although windmills are effective in creating 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…

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    Wind energy is one of the many available renewable energy sources, meaning that it is a resource which can be used repeatedly because it is replaced naturally. Early recorded history shows that people used this form of energy to propel their boats since 5,000 B.C. Later China used windmills to pump water by 200 B.C., and 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,…

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    reactive power of turbine (yaw error), wind turbulence, switching operations, flicker is caused. Flicker is an important PQ aspect in wind turbine generating system. It is defined as fluctuation of voltage in a frequency 10-35 Hz. Flicker is considered as a serious drawback and limits the maximum amount of wind power generation that can be connected to the power grid. Many factors affect flicker emission of grid connected wind turbines during continuous operation. Variable-speed wind turbines…

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    for consumers. It is arguable that alternative energy sources such as wind energy can produce better energy. Although burning petroleum is the main technique to produce energy, using wind turbines to produce energy is also favorable. Producing energy with wind turbines are more advantageous than burning petroleum because they are renewable, safe for the environment, and efficient. First, producing energy with wind turbines are more advantageous than burning petroleum because they are…

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    disadvantages of wind energy production? Introduction: Wind energy is one of the major renewable energy sources. It is produced through blowing wind. The wind turns the blades of a wind turbine which are connected to a generator, then the generator converts that energy into electricity which then used to power our homes (Origin Energy Limited, 2015).Currently it has being used in Australia to fight the issue of global warming, which is being caused by non-renewable energies. Wind energy…

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