Unit 11: wind power

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Wind power is a clear, safe, non-pollute, renewable, there is a lots of it and it is already pretty much price competitive
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The wind turns the blades, which spin a shaft, which connects to a generator and makes electricity. The electricity is sent through transmission and distribution lines to a substation, then on to homes, business and schools
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This windswept island nation has enormous wind, wave and tidal power: more than enough to meet all of our energy needs many times over
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Wind power can be used for both electric and water pumping
Graeme Attey of Fremantle designed the concept which uses a modular wind turbine that is small enough to sit on a the roof of house
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We can supply wind power plants for all applications. Our wind power plants can either be connected to the power grid or genergrate electricity of grid. We can fulfill all your requirements with a product range from 250W to 250kW
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There is as much wind power potential (900,000 megawatts) off our coasts as the current capacity of all power plants in the United States
Wind power is a fast-growing industry in our region
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New Zealand`s Tararua Wind Power project has 48 Danish-built Vestas turbines able to generate 32 megawatts, enough to supply power to 15,000 homes combined
Rows of wind turbines at Altamont Pass wind farm in Califonia
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Some country in the world like south American and Africa they use wind power for pumping water
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Wind Power can use for husking rice and pumping water by Windmill
Group 2 class 11A7
Group 2 class 11A7