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The electric solar wind sail Page Views: 152 Machinery/Equipment
Pekka Janhunen, Helsinki, NA FI Votes: 8 10/14/2008

The electric solar wind sail, or electric sail for short, is a new, revolutionary method for moving in deep space. The electric sail promises to solve a long-standing problem how to move about in the solar system without consuming much rocket fuel. The electric sail was invented in Finland in 2006 as a byproduct of basic research of space plasma physics, and is now being pursued by an international team consisting of different groups mainly in Europe. The electric sail consists of


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The Archurian Sentinel Page Views: 237 Sustainable Technology
Archer Quinn, Ferntree Gully, NA AU Votes: 9 09/05/2008

A dual power source sectional wind turbine tower. A multi sectional dual power producing wind turbine tower, that has a singular shaft section that is engaged by ratchet mechanism from the turbine sections to drive the generator, where one or more turbines can be turning dependant upon the height of the airflow stream, thus ensuring the slighter breeze power production is not lost as would be the case with a large single tower having to turn


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PaulVAWT Page Views: 482 Sustainable Technology
Paul Lieb, Norton, OH US Votes: 9 07/25/2008

I invented a VAWT (Vertical Axis Wind Turbine) design that needs a lot of work but it appears to be a good basic concept for mechanically controlling moving blades. The thing that appeals to me about VAWTs is that they only need a support structure 1/2 as tall and overall they are 2/5 as tall to be expose to an equal amount of effective wind area. I believe they can be cost effective because they


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