Recently, the trend towards renewable energy sources has been increasing day by day. Finally, an advanced turbine that will reduce the cost of offshore wind energy is being tested. This wind turbine, the like of which has never been built before, attracts attention with its features.
The wind turbine is 19 m long and has a power of 30 kW!
A highly innovative turbine that will significantly reduce the cost of offshore wind is being tested in Norway. 19 m (62 ft) long turbine, 30 kW has the power. What makes the turbine innovative is that it has a counter-rotating vertical axis design.
The heavy parts of these turbines, which resemble a weather vane, are located at the top of the turbine. However, from a design perspective, “floating” position. Building and maintaining a wind turbine in this concept is quite complex. costly And difficult.
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However, with recent developments, these problems are being resolved. In its innovative design World Wide Wind The counter-rotating vertical axis wind turbine eliminates these problems. In designs in this concept, heavy generators are kept under water.
In this way, a weight is added at the bottom to prevent everything from falling into the water. As shown in the images, vertical turbines with double-direction opposite blades have a stator and rotor. The rotor and stator of the generator, each from the main tower shaft 45 degrees It is connected to a double vertical axis turbine that operates three blades at an angle.
The only time this system will not be efficient is if it is positioned directly against the wind. Therefore, it can receive torque at 300 degrees of the full axis. To control the speed of the turbine, the generator resistance is managed in microseconds. In this way, no matter which direction the wind blows, the floating double VAWT passively moves to the most suitable angle.
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