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Zephyr VAWT

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Zephyr VAWT

Zephyr VAWT

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Hi, my name is Ivan and i am mechanical engeneering student
i need help with zephyr type vertical wind turbines, can anyone post some work about that theme. I need info about designing and construction od theese.
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RE: Zephyr VAWT

Ivan... interesting question... but this side of the forum is reserved for working engineers. Have You posted this question in the student's forum?

I am certain that the wind-turbine aerodynamics/structures/systems/etc You are searching-for are well documented and might be easily found by Google search.

There are also professional societies... SAE and AIAA for starters... that have tons of texts and technical publications... peer reviewed... as starting points for Your inquiry.

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