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wind power with electric motor

09/23/2009 5:10 AM

Hi all iwould like to rotate my wind power generator with electric motor.i would like to know that wind power out put is to go in put of that motor which is rotate this wind generator.
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Re: wind power with electric motor

09/23/2009 5:15 AM

What are you going to Get from it? Except for losing some of energy in the process,
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09/23/2009 5:56 AM

Energy in and energy out with losses output always less input so that your money spend for the motor will be gone with the wind!

Are you a rich man ? If so, that is the best way to become a poor one good luck!
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Re: wind power with electric motor

09/23/2009 4:11 PM

Is this to simulate the wind for a test (and test the wind power generator)? If so it is largely dependent on your blade size and design, gearing, electrical load on the wind power generator output, height of the turbine, wind direction, etc, etc. There is too little information and too many variables to be able to answer this question.

Please explain the application and size of the wind turbine in more detail and as clearly as possible.

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Re: wind power with electric motor

09/24/2009 4:48 PM

hi thankyou for your kind interest,you ask me brief my question.actually i want use only wind generator with out blade,tower same like fan with out blade.i think if my wind rotor 5kva ,is it possaible electrical ac/dc motor capacity like 2 ,3 hp rotate my wind turbine bcz wind turbine need very low rpm produce electricity.
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