Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine (HAWT)
Articles & Whitepapers
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Tidal power - A different perspective
Kepler Energy is taking a different approach to tidal power, applying a design that can be used in benign sea conditions in a location closer to end-demand and which could generate utility-scale quantities of power, as Peter Dixon explains.The physical environment of tidal turbines is clearly very different to that of wind turbines, not least because water is a lot denser than air! However, ...
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The difference between a lift and drag wind turbine explained
Did you know there are two different types of wind turbines? The two types can easily be distinguished from one another. We’ll try to explain the fundamental differences between air ...
News
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How a Wind Turbine Works
This week we’re celebrating the launch of a new series on Energy.gov: How Energy Works. Join us today on Twitter at 2 p.m. ET for our How Energy Works live Q&A answering everything you want to know about wind turbines. Use #HowEnergyWorks ...
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Mass Megawatts Wind Power, Inc. Reports Initial Sale of ´Wind Electric Power Generator´ Comprising Only Seven Moving Components
Global Ocean Energy Report
Evance R9000 Small Wind Turbine Receives Full Certification from US Small Wind Certification Council (SWCC)
Equipment & Solutions
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1.0MW Horizontal Axis Turbine
The SeaGen system designed for floating or surface piercing foundations is an up to 1.0MW horizontal axis turbine complete with an active pitch. The full turbine weighs approximately 100 tonnes in air and has a design life of 25 years. Rotor diameter can be provided to suit the deployment and system redundancy plus accessibility combine to maximise reliability offshore.
