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Re: Wind turbine?




by Obamot » 17/06/23, 20:23

(says the guy who "likes" all the racks, from mods to the worst species)

sicetaitsimple wrote:Ah! Now Obamot "likes" a post from Remundo which says, in chosen terms, that the "Labrique" concept defined in the famous "file" is crap...
He must have read and assimilated the file between 19:08 p.m. and 19:33 p.m. .....

Distortion of reality! I don't feel like I saw a hint of rudeness in Remundo's post...
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Re: Wind turbine?




by sicetaitsimple » 17/06/23, 20:32

Obamot wrote:Distortion of reality! I don't feel like I saw a hint of rudeness in Remundo's post...

Indeed, I specified "in chosen terms". But basically...
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Re: Wind turbine?




by sicetaitsimple » 17/06/23, 20:35

GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:No, no, he just sucks mod, like he always did (and well).


Oh? You think?
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Re: Wind turbine?




by Obamot » 17/06/23, 20:42

— "It's sh..."
— "Shut up your g..."

- [he knew...] Oh? You think?

In terms of flowery language, are you detoxing or intoxing?
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Re: Wind turbine?




by Ahmed » 17/06/23, 20:50

It translates "the underlying semantic substrate" (sic!).
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by GuyGadeboisTheBack » 17/06/23, 21:05

Ahmed wrote:It translates "the underlying semantic substrate" (sic!).

Without forgetting (sic too) "the informal substrate in chromatic polarities".
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Re: Wind turbine?




by Ahmed » 17/06/23, 21:22

...it goes without saying: you take the words out of my mouth! 8) The important thing is still to avoid polysemous inferences (especially those with paroxysmal tendencies)...
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Re: Wind turbine?




by GuyGadeboisTheBack » 17/06/23, 21:27

Let's not hysterize the narrative, shall we? : Mrgreen:
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Re: Wind turbine?




by Remundo » 17/06/23, 23:00

sicetaitsimple wrote:Ah! Now Obamot "likes" a post from Remundo which says, in chosen terms, that the "Labrique" concept defined in the famous "file" is crap...
He must have read and assimilated the file between 19:08 p.m. and 19:33 p.m. .....

I wouldn't go so far as to say that.

First out of courtesy, but also perhaps in a certain technical-economic configuration... the Savonius on a dissipative rotor could find its niche.

That's why I tried to help Baudouin, but he answered me very badly.

For a house that has electricity, I am not convinced of this method and I stick to my idea of ​​a wind turbine with good performance coupled with a heat pump.

If you are in the middle of the bush without electricity... But to make heat, a small wood-burning fireplace also seems relevant.

Thermodynamically, it's always a shame to degrade mechanical work into heat. Mechanical labor is something valuable to use wisely.
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Re: Wind turbine?




by Obamot » 18/06/23, 09:06

An "interesting" comparison of the degradation of mechanical work would be to compare it, in this case, we could create 2 home-trainers, one in the form of a pedal boat in a tank
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The other a home-trainer producing electricity.

Then compare with the increase in water temperature in one case, compared to the production of electricity in the other...

With the same "animal strength" available for the experiment, we can imagine what will prevail...
Here the comparison seems more telling, but sometimes it takes time to realize that there may be better options to choose from...
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