What is a floating wind turbine?
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's ... a floating wind turbine? When the United States attracts to greener energy, more of these windmills generating energy that are suspended in the air can be seen.
The floating wind turbine works without the tower. Some drive in the air, just like a helicopter - sends electricity to the ground. TheTher is a line of material that connects the air apparatus to the ground, similar to the dragon chain. Windmills can reach up to 15,000 to 30,000 feet (4,572 to 9,144 meters) in the air to capture high -speed currents of wind. While some of these flying machines are like dragons or suspended as a helicopter, others resemble floating rocks. The Ocean apparatus developed by Statoilhydro ASA plans to launch in 2009 and would be the first to do so, to the Associated Press. The British company Blue H is also entitled to the upcoming station. They create their creations as fully capable of satisfying the world's energy needsethics in a way that is friendly to Earth and does not require a pioneering scientific discovery or expensive materials.
The secret of the floating wind turbine is the power of the winds of high altitude. Because floating wind turbines are located at much higher altitudes than their counterparts who are not cheating, they can use the energy of the same winds of high altitudes, which, for example, fast aircraft along. Through nuclear cleavage, a floating wind turbine can be made with a strong but lightweight material to use this power to use nuclear fission. Nuclear cleavage occurs when a massive core is divided into smaller cores and releases energy in the process.
Global competition appeared in the floating field of wind turbine. Sky Windpower describes energy that could cost less than $ 0.02 USD (USD) for kilowatt hours.
Magenn, Canadian company competing for improving floatingWind turbines, developed the "Mars" device that rotates horizontally and responds to the wind. Helium pauses Mars and energy can be used immediately after delivery to the ground or can be placed in the grid.
opponents of this technology quote bad weather and competing aircraft in the sky as a fall.