Yes they can. As long as there is wind the windmill will spin.
No, windmills require wind to generate power by spinning their turbines. If there is no wind, windmills will not be able to operate.
Windmills do not operate without wind. When there is no wind, windmills are unable to generate electricity or perform their intended function. They rely on the kinetic energy from the wind to turn the blades and produce power.
no not correctly the rain effects their wind circulation
Since windmills operate by a gust of wind turning the turbine, the stronger and longer gust of winds you get the more effective the windmill will be.
Windmills are called so because they are machines that harness the power of wind to generate energy or perform work. The term "mill" refers to the machine's ability to grind grain or pump water, while "wind" signifies the source of energy used to operate the mill.
A windmill does not blow.A windmill is blown by the wind.The windmills sails turn the wind into power to operate machines, pumps or electrical generators.
While windmills and wind turbines both harness wind energy, they serve different purposes. Windmills are traditionally used to mill grain or pump water, while wind turbines are used to generate electricity. Wind turbines have a more modern design and typically operate on a larger scale than traditional windmills.
windmills are there to help save energy and renew electricity.
there is no windmills!
Yes, there are lots of windmills in Europe.
Brian Flint has written: 'Suffolk windmills' -- subject(s): Windmills 'Windmills of East Anglia' -- subject(s): History, Windmills
Windmills produce about 2% of worldwide power.