Airloom Energy has designed a wind-turbine system that resembles a roller coaster and could offer some serious advantages.

Unlike conventional wind turbines, which convert the kinetic energy of blades propelled by moving air into electricity, BWTs generate power through a process called vortex-induced vibration.

They could one day replace the whirring generation of energy from wind with power created through good vibrations.

These turbines directly convert the wind’s kinetic energy into rotational blade motion, which then powers a generator to produce electricity.

Bladeless wind turbines may reshape clean energy with safer, quieter, and more efficient urban wind power solutions.

A wind turbine rotates to face into the wind. The blades pick up the wind and feed into a low-speed shaft which runs at the same speed as the blades (7 to 12 revolutions per minute).

Using this technique, Tyagi rewrote Glauert’s original solution. Plus, it allowed Tyagi to extend that solution to more complicated scenarios. In particular, Tyagi included the effects of the air wind ...

NEWS - Along the A58 near Oirschot lies something special: not new wind turbines, but their discarded blades as a sound barrier. For the first time in the world, - Discarded wind turbine blades become ...

After reaching its design capacity, the plant will be able to produce up to 450 wind blades annually, which will ensure the completion of up to 150 wind turbines per year. The Ulyanovsk plant's ...

A truck was pulling a wind turbine blade when the object struck a guardrail, blocking traffic along I-70 in Maryland.