Multi Colors Vertical Axis Wind Turbine Vawt 6KW 96V 220V 380V, Glass Fibre Blade For Electricity

A vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) is a wind turbine with the main rotor axis running vertically. VAWT does not need to be pointed towards the wind.Vertical axis windmill/turbine, 300W to 30kW vertical magnetic windmill with permanent magnet generator PMG and grid-tied wind inverter.

A wind turbine is a machine that converts wind energy into mechanical or electrical energy. A wind turbine consists of a foundation, tower, nacelle and rotor. The base prevents the turbine from falling. The wind tower supports the rotor and the nacelle (or box).

The nacelle contains large major components such as main shafts, gearboxes, generators, transformers and control systems. The rotor consists of blades and a hub that holds the blades in place as they turn. Most commercial wind turbines have three rotor blades. The length of the blade can exceed 60 meters.

The towers are mostly tubular, made of steel or concrete, and usually painted a light grey. Blades are made of fiberglass, reinforced polyester or wood epoxy. They are light grey because they are inconspicuous in most lighting conditions. The finish is matte to reduce reflected light.

Product Feature 

1. Low start-up wind speed and operating vibration

2. Adopting Flange connection, convenient installation and maintenance

3. Low Noise Level

4. Can be installed on roof top

5. High Efficiency

6. Workable to do hybrid with solar panel.

FAQ 

1.Q:What is Wind Turbulence?
--A:Wind turbulence is a natural phenomenon in airflow that affects wind turbines. When the wind flows, like a river, there are areas of rotation and disturbance that prevent the wind from flowing continuously. This is the same turbulence you might encounter on an airplane. Wind turbines can be affected if wind turbulence is excessive and causes damage to the system. Because most home wind turbines are low off the ground turbulence is a minimal problem. You can avoid turbulence by placing the turbines correctly.

2. Does a wind turbine operate all the time?
No. Wind turbines operate when wind speed is above the cut-in value of about 3 to 4 meters per second (m/s), and typically shut down if the wind exceeds the cut-out speed, such as during typhoons and other storms with heavy winds. The cut-in, cut-out and rated wind speeds vary by model.

3.Q:Are Wind Turbine Generator Noisy?
--A:The noise of wind turbines has been significantly reduced. The improved design greatly reduces the noise of the mechanical components, so the sounds most easily heard are those of the wind interacting with the rotor blades. This is similar to a light swish sound, much quieter than other types of modern devices. Even in generally quiet rural areas, the wind tends to be louder than the turbines.