A decentralized form of electricity generation
Thursday, August 22, 2013
All generally interested citizens know the situation of electricity generation. A centralized production of energy is generally considered the best solutions, however circumstances can be present, in which decentralized production of electricity appears more suitable. If decentralized units are networked to each other, it is possible to supply electricity in a purposeful manner. The best solution is of course the one which makes the most optimal use of the available resources.
An interesting alternative for an autonomous energy production is the following sketch of a Wind-Energy unit from D&A. As illustrated, the form reminds of a metal sculpture and produces 3.5 KWH (wind speed of 6 - 10 m/sec is assumed), which is an excellent value for a decentralized usage. A special feature of this unit is that no start-up energy is required!
Labels: Dethloff-Neubuckow, SPAET, SPARC, SPATH, SPOTA
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 2:19 AM,
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