The cup is full and this time I really stop continuing the exchanges on this topic!

Quotations are all well and good, but you shouldn't fart dream higher than you have your brains either... "The speed of light being greater than that of sound, many people are brilliant up to what they open their mouths. "Of all those who have nothing to say, I still prefer this...

Deployable systems will always have the disadvantage of manufacturing complexity and more random resistance. Recovered is commendable, but not at all costs... Admittedly, but since 1° it's made of stainless steel, 2° everything is placed by pressure, 3) it is only a matter of mixing water at relatively... .

he confirmed "that one could imagine a kind of...." We are really in the hard... It seems to me that you would lack a certain imagination... A certain Einstein said (but think again -you I do not compare myself to him except to share the following): The imagination...

What do you mean by "300mm access"? " 300mm in diameter of the cubicle cap. Good luck going to install anything "serious" inside. I have already studied the feasibility with a specialized craftsman and who confirmed to me that we could imagine ...

Remundo wrote:Mr. Labrique, what I am describing is valid for any type of wind turbine.

As I said above, this is wrong!

Regardless of its non-feasibility (300mm access), this solution is indeed not mechanically viable. A block diagram specifying the data taken into account in a simulation should not be confused with a real realization. What do you mean by "300m access...

PS Here is what confirms what I said before about the Savonius: "its great robustness allows it to withstand high wind speeds, when fast wind turbines must be braked or stopped for safety reasons; " https:// hal.science/hal-03360342/document

All the mechanical elements must be sized at the maximum wind speed with a safety factor. 40 m/s with a breaking coefficient of 3 seems like a good start in my opinion. Otherwise, the wind turbine will be destroyed by the first storm. What you write applies to horizontal wind turbines which ...

Your "industrial engineer" will (perhaps) be able to size a system based on a "nominal" or "average" speed that you tell him or that he finds in the official statistics for the region, but then... I remind you that the present system...