World's First Maglev Wind Turbines in Nepal

Saturday 5 March, 2011 windy day at Alternative Energy Promotion center, Khumaltar Height, Lalitpur, Kathmandu, Nepal

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• wind power of nepal
• Maglev wind turbines
• Maglev wind power
• nepalese wind power
• wind energy of Nepal

[amritsinghthapa]

@ mjb1320: please check your youtube inbox...

[amritsinghthapa]

The output capacity is 1KW..The system is battery charging of 400Ah, 24V system.

[contraindiction]

awesome guys, have you planned on commercializing this? I am looking for some innovative ideas to promote alternative sources of energy in Nepal. As a student of electrical engineering, I would like to know a little more detail on the process you guys are planning to use this in? Hope to hear from you

[Torcika]

@MaN1aC666 1kW per hour or day?

[Torcika]

Savonius and darrieus all in one?

[mjb1320]

Great work so where should we approach for this product? and what is the approximate cost for 4 of them as per the comment suggestion for a normal house with all electronic devices to be used? Thanks

[MaN1aC666]

Very nice device !

[MaN1aC666]

@befr33 he say it's 1 KW production ... so a normal home use 2 KW to 3 KW every hours average 35-50 KW per day

i guess whit 4 of these and if you check your home stuff on power bar to same your power to the max you would be good in a windy area + battery and all the rest that is coming whit it ... you might need to store your power since it's not windy all the time

Always have 2X KWh you use on your roof and you should be all sett that a rule of tum

[befr33]

This looks great, and it's silent too. What is the output. I'm a lay person, so go easy on me :) -- I guess what I'm asking is how many of these would you need to run a modern home with dish washer, computers, washing machines, electric stove, refrigerator, etc. Thanks for the post!