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What are wind mills?

they are giant fans that spin when wind turns the blade and then it turns the tubine to create electricty.


What is a advantage of a wind tubine?

a way of making electricity that doesn't have a by product that is CO2


What is wind energy definition?

Wind Energy is energy received from the movement of wind across the earth. This is because of the heating of our oceans, earth, and the atmosphere by the sun. Also when the wind spins the blades on the wind tubine then that creates electricity inside the wind turbine that can be used for many uses.


What is definition of wind energy?

Wind Energy is energy received from the movement of wind across the earth. This is because of the heating of our oceans, earth, and the atmosphere by the sun. Also when the wind spins the blades on the wind tubine then that creates electricity inside the wind turbine that can be used for many uses.


How long does it take for a wind generatorl to pay for itself?

The payback period for a wind generator can vary depending on factors like the cost of installation, local wind conditions, and energy prices. On average, it can take 6 to 15 years for a residential wind turbine to pay for itself through energy savings. Commercial-scale wind generators may have shorter payback periods due to higher energy production.


How long does it take to build a wind turbine?

3.5 years


How long it take to build a wind turbine?

3.5 years


How long does it take to sail from newport R.I. to bermuda?

Depends on the wind!


How long does it take to sail one mile?

It depends on how how fast the wind is


How long does it take to fly from Glasgow to Minneapolis?

It will take at least 8 hours with a tail wind


How long do windmills last?

Wind mills there self last about 10 years but wind itself lasts forever. That is why windmills are the most effective power source we have on earth.


How fast does it take for a 1 liter to evaporate?

It depends on the fluid itself, its temperature, the ambient temperature, humidity, wind etc.