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1111
I thought this design let the front blades spin one direction (turning the rotor) and the back set of blades spin the opposite direction (turning the stator).....
Harold
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Mar 2, 2008
6:38 pm
1112
No... Doug's is a little different dual rotor set up. For conventional contra rotating rotors you are right... but the downstream rotor only has about 1/3 the...
dem45133
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Mar 3, 2008
2:29 am
1113
Harold, The arrangement you describe [contra rotation] was first put forward by Honnef in Germany, in "Windkraftwerke" published in 1932, researched by the 3rd...
ferrand
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Mar 3, 2008
10:52 pm
1114
... Go to a big public library or the library at an engineering school. Ask for a research librarian and ask for the librarian's recommendation. You would be...
David G. LeVine
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Mar 3, 2008
10:54 pm
1115
... A ferrous core will improve efficiency at the expense of cogging effects. If the particles are small enough, are insulated from each other, and do not...
David G. LeVine
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Mar 3, 2008
10:54 pm
1116
... Where did you find them for that price? The best price I found was above $50.00 when I got one. -- David G. LeVine Nashua, NH 03060...
David G. LeVine
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Mar 4, 2008
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1117
WARNING, engineer speak. ... Nope. As you get above 3 phases, the costs and weights of components starts to rise. A three phase system generally uses three...
David G. LeVine
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Mar 4, 2008
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1118
... Not really, look up a stepping motor (stepper). What they generally do is first slowly put steps into the motor, then ramp up to speed. The first step is...
David G. LeVine
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Mar 4, 2008
12:08 am
1119
... Glass, aramid (like Kevlar) or carbon fiber are generally good strength members to prevent forces on a rotating structure from pulling the assembly apart....
David G. LeVine
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Mar 4, 2008
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1120
The Trimblemill [see Group files] uses three blades on the front rotor for speed, and five on the back rotor for maximum power collection - following the...
ferrand
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Mar 4, 2008
12:08 am
1121
Mark All Tower Cranes have a small slip ring assembly at the top to transfer power from the ground supply to the crane drive motors. Used on the Trimblemill...
ferrand
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Mar 4, 2008
1:02 pm
1122
... rotor for speed, and five on the back rotor for maximum power collection - following the establishment of this number by John Smeaton in his modal...
Dan
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Mar 4, 2008
1:02 pm
1123
Are you asking about the electrical connection or the mechanical connection? Huh Piggot style systems use a pipe in a pipe (each capped) as a bearing. Both...
Brian Rodgers
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Mar 4, 2008
1:16 pm
1124
And it works so well. Because the turbine moves back and forth, you might be surprised at how little twisting actually occurs. We pivot on a set of motorcycle...
Steve Spence
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Mar 4, 2008
1:18 pm
1125
Hi Ferrand and All, ... While counter rotating windgens are more eff if designed right, they are always more expensive and require more maintainance per unit...
jerry freedomev
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Mar 4, 2008
1:53 pm
1126
I live in north west Ohio, ice storm today and i thought how would this generator do in this type of weather. so if anyone has any feed back i would like to...
hiburd28
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Mar 4, 2008
10:31 pm
1127
We run ours in northern NY, above Watertown. They work great in ice and snow. If painted black, the sun will melt off any icing up. ... From: "hiburd28"...
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sspence65
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Mar 4, 2008
10:33 pm
1128
Video of a commercial wind turbine being destroyed by high winds Very cool. Brian http://www.filecabi.net/video/84815-f9b1.html -- Brian Rodgers All Internet...
Brian Rodgers
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Mar 5, 2008
3:15 am
1129
I saw this turbine on PBS and thought the blade design to be well thought out. But is it? www.helixwind.com...
Laramie
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Mar 5, 2008
3:08 pm
1130
Looks like a pipe dream. No axial flux alternator either....
Steve Spence
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Mar 5, 2008
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1131
Jerry, For smaller WT's where a gearbox is not required clearly contra rotation will probably not compete. However for higher power ratings where gearboxes...
ferrand
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Mar 5, 2008
4:02 pm
1132
looks like a basic savornius design, if you home built one could use an axialflux generator...but would have to wind it for very slow rpm...
rem3win
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Mar 5, 2008
5:21 pm
1133
I checked out his page briefly... its a very small unit... engaging a very small amount of wind area... small intercept area=small or tiny E available to start...
dem45133
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Mar 5, 2008
6:05 pm
1134
memo to me.... Do NOT stand near wind turbines in a storm........ BTW, I heard the thing wind up and then a click as it fell apart. Did a rotor blade fail...
Drew Meyer
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Mar 5, 2008
9:12 pm
1135
Hi All, A couple months ago I saw an article in the Tampa Tribune on a guy building windgens. I though probably another off the wall nut but since it mentioned...
jerry freedomev
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Mar 6, 2008
2:22 am
1136
Over on Fieldlines forum they slowed the video down and noticed that one blade came apart first and hit the tower ... -- Brian Rodgers All Internet traffic...
Brian Rodgers
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Mar 6, 2008
1:23 pm
1137
It's kinda like tug-of-war - if one side lets go, the other side immediately falls down. All it takes is the loss of one blade to cause the whole thing to fly...
Michael Vanecek
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Mar 6, 2008
2:30 pm
1138
From previous posts on another thread about this failure, its my understanding it was being, or getting ready to be, serviced... for a faulty over speed...
dem45133
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Mar 6, 2008
2:59 pm
1139
I live in north west Ohio, ice storm today and i thought how would this generator do in this type of weather. so if anyone has any feed back i would like to...
Dan Fink
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Mar 6, 2008
3:16 pm
1140
In Colorado we rarely have ice storms. But - if the machine stops turning and you do get an ice storm (or snow that melts/freezes in the alternator) it's not...
Dan Bartmann
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Mar 6, 2008
3:32 pm
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