Wind turbine of type Darrieus on two buildings or two mounts

[Wiechu123]

Zapraszam zobacz mój vawt.

I invite you to see my VAWT

Frania 7, Frania 9.

Wiechu123

[datzfast]

this is an example of thinking outside of the box and show extreme ingenuity.

[Agrmons]

Pomysł jak pomysł ale podejrzewam że obecna technika nie pozwoli na wykonanie.

[imikewillrockyou]

Great concept. However, those would be very expensive and dangerous to build in some of those locations. Still it could be done and might pay off if somebody would be willing to fund such projects.

[tigropigro]

prima bisognerebbe far sparire i verdi e ambietalisti che si oppongono a qualsiasi costruzione di torri eoliche

[goeteboerg]

Super! Wie dieser Film beweist ist das Energieproblem als gelöst anzusehen!

[goeteboerg]

Super! Mit der Existenz dieses Videos sind alle Energieprobleme als gelöst anzusehen!

[horuhe00]

What? An architect student made this? Buildings oscilate at different frequencies so that would be a big problem. Also, the turbulence caused by said buildings would kill the potential energy of the wind. The other ones shown also suffer from the same problem.

Not to mention that mounting a vertical axis generator in a horizontal position would make it the least efficient of all turbines because it would only generate electricity when the wind hits it precisely head-on. A "C" for effort.

[volcine]

The risonances of the two buildings and the rotor require specific studies for each installation.The problem is for the buildings,not for the turbulences.

Predominant winds are studied before installation.Mountains direct winds to the passes.If the wind is not exactly perpendicular the turbine captures the perpendicular projection.

[horuhe00]

What? An architect student made this? Buildings oscilate at different frequencies so that would be a big problem. Also, the turbulence caused by said buildings would kill the potential energy of the wind. The other ones shown also suffer from the same problem. An "A" for effort though.

[MrFrais]

Bravo!!!