Wind Power

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Wind energy is used to generate electricity through wind turbines. This electricity is then used to power homes, businesses, and even cities. Wind energy is also utilized to pump water, grind grains, and power vehicles in some cases.

Wind farms can be anywhere, not just near the sea. Many may be positioned near beaches because of the strong winds coming off the sea. However, in Australia, for example, most wind farms are positioned on hills or in the mountains, where high winds are generated by the topography of the countryside.

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Wind turbines need wind to work. The blades of a wind turbine are turned by the force of the wind. This turning motion then generates electricity through a generator connected to the blades.

According to the British Wind Energy Association (BWEA), there are currently 2,386 wind turbines in use at the moment, producing some 3,301.09 megawatts of power.

There are another 598 in the process of been built, and some 3,500 in the planning proposal stage, although BWEA expect two thirds of these will not receive planning permission.

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2. Horizontal axis drag rotor

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Some negative effects of wind power include noise pollution from turbine blades, impact on wildlife such as birds and bats through collisions, and visual disturbance in natural landscapes. Additionally, there can be concerns about the proper disposal of materials from decommissioned wind turbines.

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Wind power has been used for thousands of years, dating back to ancient civilizations that used windmills for tasks such as grinding grain and pumping water. Modern wind turbines for electricity generation started to be developed in the late 19th century, with commercial wind farms becoming more common in the late 20th century.

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Wind energy is captured by the windmill blades as they spin due to the force of the wind. The blades are shaped to capture the kinetic energy of the wind and convert it into mechanical energy. This mechanical energy is then converted into electricity through a generator located inside the windmill.

A wind that blows constantly from the same direction is known as a prevailing wind.

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Where there are constant winds blowing is the best place. Areas are usually on the west coasts of land areas, on the east side of long flat plains or water. Some valleys, where the wind is channeled through the mountains can be good places.

Wind energy is the most commonly used alternative energy source in Texas. 79% of all renewable energy generated in Texas in 2006 was wind energy.

The first wind farm was created in 1981 when John Eckland, of Fayette Manufacturing Corporation placed the first windmills on land leased from Joe Jess, Sr. on the Altamont Pass.

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Wind energy should be widely accepted as it produces energy which doesn't pollute the environment . Artifical resources such as petroleum , diesel destroy the ozone layer of the Earth . Wind energy does not pollute the environment . So wind energy should be accepted and widely launched .