Use of Continuity of Fluid Flow for Tackling the Location Dependency of Wind Turbines

Sk Asraful Karim¹

1. Department of school of mines and metallurgy/Student, Kazi Nazrul University, Durgapur, India.

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.10 , Issue.1 , pp.19-23, Mar-2023

Online published on Mar 31, 2023

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Abstract :
There is a problem with wind turbines: in order to work, they need sufficient wind velocity, which is why we cannot plan a wind turbine anywhere. That’s why we should use the concept of continuity of fluid flow to reduce the location dependency, increase the wind speed, and generate energy anywhere from wind turbines. In the same way that we use wind turbines to generate power, but in this case, we will regulate the wind velocity.

Key-Words / Index Term :
Renewable energy ,Wind energy ,Wind, Wind turbine, Continuity of fluid flow, Ogive cone

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