Design and Development of Traffic Wind Turbine |
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| Mahato Balram Mittan , S.B patil college of engineering, Indapur; Peshatwar S. V, S.B patil college of engineering, Indapur; Surwase Gajanan Hanmant, S.B patil college of engineering, Indapur; Deokar Tejaswini Balbhim, S.B patil college of engineering, Indapur; Lokhande Prashant Bhimdev, S.B patil college of engineering, Indapur |
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| Turbines, Wind Energy, Highway, Blades |
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Wind energy is considered the fastest growing clean energy source however; it is limited by variable natural wind. Highways can provide a considerable amount of wind to drive a turbine due to high vehicle traffic in both ways. This energy is Unused and need to be harnessed. Energy has been universally recognized as one of the most important inputs for economic development. There is a strong two-way relationship between economic development and energy consumption. Most wind turbines in use today are conventional windmills with three air foil shaped blades arranged around a vertical axis. These turbines must be turned to face into the wind and in general require significant air velocities to operate. Another style of turbine is one where the blades are positioned vertically or transverse to the axis of rotation. These turbines will always rotate in the same direction regardless of the fluid flow. |
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Paper ID: IJSRDV6I100005 Published in: Volume : 6, Issue : 10 Publication Date: 01/01/2019 Page(s): 324-326 |
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