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    are wind turbines, what are those you may ask, well they are tall poles with a tri-propellor or sometimes different amounts of propellers but they are mainly eco-friendly and they do generate a lot of energy. These large wind spinning machines are often found in a rural place and are always surrounded with multiple other wind turbines. To add the wind turbines use a renewable and natural…

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    Wind Energy Research Paper

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    Wind Energy For years’ people have debated the best course of action for confronting the energy crisis. Fossil fuels continue to be the main source of energy not only in the United States but also in most of the world. Although fossil fuels get the job done, the are non-renewable resource that will eventually run out. Not only are they non renewable they also pollute the earth and destroy nature. Burning fossil fuels emits toxins into the air that can harm animals and humans when they breath…

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    people believe that there are no real alternatives that could sustain a city like fossil fuels do. There in fact plenty of alternatives to fossil fuels and one that is sweeping the planet is wind power (Small Wind Turbine, Big Difference | EniDay). Fossil fuels are an everyday resource used by people. It powers the trains, planes, and automobiles that help make cities run. Some people argue that cutting out fossil fuels, or even just reducing the amount used, would devastate the economy.…

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    Wind Energy the Positive Effects on the United States Wind energy provides various advantages, which illustrates the reason for its rapid development as an energy source around the world. Due to the growth of the human population, additional sources of energy must increase to sustain energy consumption. In addition to current forms of energy production, wind power will assistance in the continuation of human evolution. For this reason, conservationists have concluded that wind power is an…

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    Hydroelectric power works from a generator inside a dam connected to a turbine, the water then flows through the dam and pushes the turbine and the generator produces energy (USGS, 2014). Hydroelectric energy uses the natural flow of water to generate power, the water that is used is put into a reservoir (USGS, 2014). The water is also pumped back into the lake to be used again. Hydroelectric power is very efficient and dams would be built around the world…

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    Essay Fluctus Per Auras

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    engineering, science and art as well, through the medium of a dynamic sculpture titled “Fluctus per Auras” which translates to Waves by Wind in Latin. The basis for my kinetic sculpture is that wind cannot be seen but only felt. I wish to use the power of wind to create unique shapes and patterns so that viewers can see wind in a physical shape and form. The wind-activated art work uses the speed, direction, and force…

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    include wind power, solar, geothermal, nuclear, hydropower, and biomass. From the findings, the article strongly believes that solar power would be the best alternative for fossil fuels, but there is a need to reduce the costs of solar PV. Sims, R. E., Rogner, H.-H., & Gregory, K. (2003). Carbon emission…

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    potential of hydropower world-wide is extensive, especially in places like Africa, where they are in need of sustainable electricity (Kaunda et al, 2012). Hydropower is energy that is generated by flowing water. Many current systems are river systems, and power stations can be placed one after another to generate more energy. While hydropower stations in rivers is good for helping regulate and protect people from droughts and floods, it can also be damaging to the ecosystem. Hydro stations…

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    a superior to fossil fuels, and should replace them in the generation of mankind’s energy needs As previously explained, such sources are virtually unlimited and come in many different forms but the two most notable and widespread are solar and wind power. In the case of solar energy, the energy production is achieved through the conversion of the sun’s rays into electrical energy through photovoltaic panels that transform the suns radiation into usable energy. This procedure does not deplete…

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    resources which will assist in preserving the Earth for future generations. Engineers must focus on using cleaner, less finite resources in order to power future technologies in order to preserve the presently depleting resources. The energy sources which present and future engineers must look towards are renewable sources such as solar energy, wind energy, nuclear energy and other cleaner sources if they wish to preserve the Earth for future generations. One design which may be a very…

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