Wind fields inspired by nature
Thanks to new generation technologies, we are able to get the energy we need more clean. There is a lot of steps to take on our way and energy efficiency. The idea that John Dhabiri developed is approaching traditional wind power plants in different ways.
[[T]]John Dhabiri, who works in the establishment of windy sites more efficiently, develops a project where fish flocks are sampled to produce green energy. The departure point of the east is to spread the wind rose areas very wide. These fields are designed according to the principle of minimizing the derived from interaction between turbines. Thus wind plants are installed away from each other as possible and spread to a wide area. If the remaining land between wind plants, it is expected to be laid out. [It is thinking about the design of the settlement in these fields more differently, with a new model, it is moving the wind power plants closer to each other and thus reducing the inert space and heading to produce more energy in the same field. If the solution is not in the sky, it finds under the seas. The scientist, who examines the lot of fish, focuses on the points where the moving styles of the flocks differ from floating fish: floating fish, repeating and moving according to certain patterns that do not change much. Thus, they travel more effectively and save energy.
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A new plan reveals for wind roses, which apply the equation wind power plants in the form used by the breeds. The butterfly states that the wind turbines will be more efficient by sample the diamond form on the flocks. [
Dabiri suggests not only the plan of sites, but also change the design of wind turbines. Unlike horizontal axis wind turbines widely used, the axis of the wind turbines of the cornea vertical. Vertical turbines work more efficient when they move together. Just like fish moving in a lot...
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Dabiri’s successful biomimice example is not only because it produces more energy in the same field, but it’s extremely important as it reduces the need for the installation of new wind turbines.