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A NEW VISION ON THE SHAPE OF WIND TURBINES BLADES TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY OF RENEWABLE ENERGY PRODUCTION
Abstract
The increase in the price for non-renewable energy resources has led to the finding of cheap alternative fuel solutions that can meet the growing demand for energy. The objective for the researchers is to use renewable energy as an alternative energy source to produce green energy. Over time, researchers have developed several types of shapes for the wind turbine: small, which have a generation capacity of 50-60 KW of power; On average, they have a capacity between 50-1500 KW and large, capable with a capacity of 2-3 MW power [8]. The location of the wind turbines must take into account the wind power in the region, the price of the land and the visual impact on the neighboring structures. In this paper we propose a more developed propeller profile in terms of determining the correct angle of the wind attack correlated with the curvature of the turbine propeller. Another purpose is to find a new design of the rotor blades to increase the rotational speed of the wind turbine rotor, when the wind force is very low. Wind energy is an inexhaustible source using for the production of energy as the source of wind, which reduces the impact of environmental pollution, so it can be regarded as a form of ecological energy. The wind is the result of the movement of air flows in combination with the alternation of seasons on land areas. While at large the space for wind power extraction remains rather limited, at large there are large areas that can be considered for future wind power extraction.
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