Wind Power

turbines spin when there is a cause of wind..!!

Wind energy is generated by harnessing the kinetic energy of moving air, or wind. Wind turbines convert this energy into electricity by rotating blades that turn a generator. This renewable energy source is abundant and does not produce greenhouse gas emissions.

The sticky out bits on a wind turbine are called blades. They are designed to capture the kinetic energy of the wind and convert it into rotational energy to generate electricity.

Wind power is considered better than gas because it is a renewable energy source that produces no greenhouse gas emissions or air pollutants during operation. Wind power also has lower operating costs once the infrastructure is in place, and it helps reduce dependency on fossil fuels that contribute to climate change.

Some potential weaknesses of Vestas may include dependence on government policies for wind power development, exposure to fluctuations in raw material prices, and vulnerability to competitive pressures in the renewable energy industry. Additionally, Vestas' financial performance may be impacted by global economic factors and changes in energy market dynamics.

If each wind turbine produces about 2 MW, which I believe is current though I suppose bigger ones could be built, you would need 750 of them to replace a nuclear reactor, and you would also have to be prepared for blackout periods when the wind is either not blowing or blowing too strongly for safety. I don't know the spacing requirements but should imagine about 1 acre per wind turbine for these large units, otherwise you would get wind shadowing.

An apple doesn't generate electricity on its own. However, through a process called microbial fuel cells, the natural sugars in the apple can be broken down by bacteria to produce small amounts of electricity. This process harnesses the energy stored in the apple to generate power.

Turbines are built in large lots. As wind blows, they turn. These are connected to "power outlets" these outlets lead to homes. As the turbines turn mechanical energy turns into electricity and powers our homes.Imagine it as a large mill that turns as water flows through it, and is used to produce bread

Wind chimes are often used for their calming and soothing sound, which can help to create a peaceful atmosphere in a garden or outdoor space. Some people also believe that wind chimes can help to ward off negative energy and promote positive energy flow in the environment. Overall, wind chimes are a popular decorative element that adds beauty and ambiance to outdoor areas.

One advantage of using wind turbines to produce electricity is that wind is a renewable and abundant energy source that does not produce greenhouse gas emissions or air pollution during operation. Wind turbines can also be placed in various locations, including offshore, to take advantage of strong wind resources.

Wind itself is not typically used to directly produce heat, but wind power can be used to generate electricity which can then be used for heating purposes. Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy of the wind into mechanical power to generate electricity, which can then be used to operate heating systems like electric furnaces or heat pumps.

Wind power only produces power over a small range of wind speeds. Below the rated speed no power is produced.

Wind is a suitable supplementary power source for grid applications as long as other, more reliable systems are in place.

China mainly use non-renewable sources of energy such as coal. However, they are acknowledging and trying to increase the use of renewable sources of energy. The largest source of renewable energy is hydroelectric power from dams such as the Three Gorges Dams.

Lack of energy is starting to become a exponential problem in China, and in cities such as Shanghai, certain factories are only allowed to operate during night time so there will enough electricity during the day time.

If you are talking about Wind Power for getting electricity,

Wind is not harmful or toxic to the environment.

Although it may kill birds as the turbines turn and due to the turbines going around without stopping, the noise is very loud.

Also to make a Wind Power station, you would need a lot of ground, away from towns or villages.

Wind energy is a type of renewable energy that is generated by harnessing the power of wind to produce electricity. Wind turbines are used to convert the kinetic energy of the wind into mechanical power, which is then converted into electricity through a generator. It is a clean and sustainable source of energy that does not produce greenhouse gas emissions.

Windmills generate electricity by harnessing the power of wind, which is a renewable and clean energy source. This helps reduce reliance on fossil fuels, decrease greenhouse gas emissions, and contribute to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly energy system.

So that we would have yet another source of renewable energy... Wind

Edit: I'm assuming it came from Windmills to ground corn or whatever to make flour. People found out how to convert the kinetic energy into eletrical energy. Wind is a rewnewable source of energy. Why not use the wind to it's advantage without harming the environment?

Yes, it is recommended to wind a mechanical watch periodically, even when not in use, to ensure that the lubricants inside the movement do not dry out and to keep the watch running accurately. Wind the watch at least once a month to keep it in good working condition.

The warmest wind around the world is the Sirocco, which is a hot, dry, dusty wind that originates from the Sahara Desert in North Africa and can reach gusts of up to 100 km/h.

The sun's energy drives the Earth's weather patterns, creating temperature differences in the atmosphere that cause air to move. This movement of air is what we experience as wind. So, the sun's energy is indirectly responsible for the generation of wind.

Wind power is being used extensively in many countries around the world. Some of the top countries harnessing wind power include China, the United States, Germany, India, and Spain. These countries have vast wind farms that generate significant amounts of electricity from wind energy.

The number of wind turbines needed for a village depends on its energy consumption and the capacity of each turbine. A typical village may require several wind turbines to meet its energy needs sustainably. Factors like local wind conditions and available space also play a role in determining the number of turbines needed.

No, a CPU fan does not have the capability to generate electricity. It is designed to dissipate heat by moving air across the heatsink to keep the CPU cool.

One wind turbine consumes about 20 square meters of land at its base. There are sometimes gravel roads that lead to them from the nearest road, usually 2-3 meters wide and 10-50 meters long, to allow maintenance trucks to get to them. Calling it 120 square meters per wind turbine of actual land taken out of use isn't far off.

That's about a tenth of a hectare or a quarter of an acre. The rest of the land is still useful for whatever it was being used for before, whether that was farming, hiking, growing weeds, snowmobiling, grouse hunting or just sitting there unused.

As a wind turbine will generally bring in a lease value of $5000 - $8000 per year to the owner of the land, and as that is higher than most crops will yield per acre per year, it's an excellent additional revenue stream, especially for the multi-revenue stream, small-business owners we call farmers.

As wind turbines are spaced 6-10 blade diameters apart, a gigawatt of power generation would be spread over about about 518 square kilometres, or about 200 square miles. It would take up about 0.01% of that land. If it were all compressed together, it would be about the size of a nuclear plant.

There's a US land use requirements reference at the link referenced.