Solar Power – Wind Power

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Over the past few years there has been a great deal of controversy over the subject of gobal warming or climate change, with numerous leading scientists and political figures having entirely opposing views on the subject.Nevertheless, one thing is definitively certain, the Globe’s natural resources do need looking after, and regardless of your perspective on the climate change fiasco, the limited resources that we have taken for granted for so long will gradually run out unless of course we carry out some significant modifications to our lifstyle, and start looking to renewable forms of energy. Read the rest of this entry »

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The prospect of using wind power is very seductive; but does it really work?

Well it certainly does, and has done for millennia.  Wind has powered sailing vessels; it has also powered grain grinding mills.  These became known as windmills.  The wind has also been used to power water pumps — these were still called windmills but in reality wind pumps would have been a more accurate term.

More recently the wind has been used to drive turbines that produce electricity.  Quite simply the wind, acting on the blades or sails of the turbine, causes the turbine to spin thus turning the shaft on which the blades or sails are mounted.  The power of this spinning shaft is then used to drive an electric generator.

It is really a very simple process which can be adapted to drive small domestic wind power turbines through to huge commercial turbines.

Many people these days build their own wind turbines and in doing so save a considerable amount of money when compared with the commercial product.  Many excellent guides are available on the Internet which take the do-it-yourself handyman through the process of building and installing domestic wind power. Read the rest of this entry »

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