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Tesnic vs Darrieus - part II

This is the second part video that shows how the efficiency of the Tesnic turbine compares to the other wind turbines.  
 
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Wesnex1 (6 days ago) Show Hide
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I'm not convinced. A darris is preferred because with lift, it can exceed wind speed, but it is also known for it's difficulty getting started. The tesla turbine cannot exceed wnd speed. Its advantage is durability at rpm's that would desroy other turbines, which is unlikely with outdoor wind. I would be more inclined to believe if the comparison were done side by side in a wind tunnel with a larger range of wind speed and the power output of both turbines where shown.
IncredibleNishi (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Dear Mr. Nica,

it is a great construction! Do you have got also an electric generator coupled to the turbine or is it just running idle?

What if your tesla disks get dirty because of pollen. The Efficiency would drop. Do you have a concept how to avoid this?
riftalope (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Tesla effect adds to squirrel cage turbines. Sweet! Plus you can put a solar panel on top!
definitionofis (2 months ago) Show Hide
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I think RPM does not correlate to power output.
I would like to see mechanical power or electrical power load testing results.
horianica (2 months ago) Show Hide
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The RPM is a function of the kinetic energy extracted from the wind and transferred to the rotor (flywheel).
definitionofis (2 months ago)
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definitionofis (2 months ago) Show Hide
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If the flywheel weights are different then the
RPM is not comparable. That is why I would like to see generator electrical data instead of RPM data.

However, I agree that RPM correlates to power
as long as we are not using two different flywheels.
horianica (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Actually the flywheel is the rotor itself. Yes the two "flywheels" are different, the rotor with the disks is 3 times heavier than the rotor without disks, yet it turns faster. The comparison in terms of kinetic energies is even more drastic than the comparison just by RPMs.
SylwerDragon (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Hmmm nice price...unfortunatly you can buy solar panels with price 3-5 euro /watt (for example Kaneka 60W panels)

and solar energy is the most expensive energy!!!!!

that mean this power turbine is very expensive!!!!
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