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Pavan Urja - Tamasoma Jyotirgamaya (Wind Energy - From Darkness towards Light)
An attempt has been made in this special report, to give a brief overview, in Hindi, of the important aspects of wind energy and wind turbines. The history of wind turbines has been described. The wind potential of India and other countries has been addressed and the different types of wind turbines, which could harness this valuable renewable energy resource, described. In particular, the general constructional details of a typical horizontal-axis wind turbine have been given. The aerodynamic theories related to the capture of wind energy by such wind turbines have been briefly explained. The key intention of publishing this special report in Hindi is to create keen awareness among the common Indian citizens, of the importance of wind energy and the key technologies needed in India to harness it. The NAL wind turbine development program has also been described.
Wind Energy
Wind Energy
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