Magnus wind turbine
A cursory look at the wind turbine using the Magnus effect (effect) you will be little doubt that it is possible to spin, and even generate energy. She has no profile leaves or blades
Wind turbine with deflector (rectifier)
The classic multi-directional resistance of the turbine have the wind, exposed to the driving area. That converts the energy of wind to rotational motion. But also they have a face that does nothing to capture wind energy and turbine brakes.
Panemone wind turbine
Vertical axis wind turbine, an invention more than a millennium old, or also a patent from 1977 and one of the stepping stones for other modern turbine types.
Lenz wind turbine
The Lenz turbine belongs to the group of vertical omnidirectional turbines and its design strongly resembles a Darrieus wind turbine with a "hollowed out" wing interior. It is evident that the author tries to combine two basic principles, namely the resistive
Archimedes wind turbine
Resistance turbine with horizontally oriented axis of rotation. The fancy-looking wind turbine's name refers to the geometric constructions of the mathematician and physicist from Syracuse, Archimedes. The profiling is based on the shells of molluscs and snails.
Darrieus wind turbine
Buoyancy vertical omnidirectional turbine. Buoyancy means that revolves thanks to the difference in pressure between the two sides of the driving blades. Vertical indicates the deposit of its rotational axis perpendicular to the surface, what makes it even
Bâdgir – wind tower (scraper wind)
Temperatures are rising, and central Europe, including our country is slowly moving from a moderate podnebného zones to the subtropics. Ancient cooling and ventilation inventions that I still could only see in the south
Wind-powered heating eddy current
The name refers to the wind turbine rotating permanent magnet stored in a hollow cylinder filled with fluid, which in this way we are trying to warm up. The whole magic is on the eddy currents, also referred to as Foucaultův
Heat generator driven by a wind turbine on the principle of Joule machines
Wind turbines are frequently used to generate electrical energy. The following thermal-wind generator changes the energy of the wind to heat energy and heats up the heating water. This uses the principle of the so-called Joule apparatus originally
Savonius wind turbine
A genius, a widespread turbine bearing the name of its inventor, can benefit the energy of the wind from the low speed and at the same time, it is structurally very simple and the final product from a variety of materials.