Your Questions About Wind Turbines Oklahoma
Sandra asks…
how much electricity does a big wind generator create?
i have seen big wind generators in western Oklahoma and southern California and New Mexico just how much electricity does one of those make during the course of one day and would one be enough for just one house
admin answers:
Worlds largest wind turbines generate over 7 megawatt (some with power output of 10 megawatt are in development).
That is enough power for several hundred houses.
Ken asks…
OKLAHOMA REDNECK IN NEW YORK CITY…?
A Redneck from Oklahoma walked into a bank in New York City and
asked for the loan officer. He told the loan officer that he was
going to Paris for an international redneck festival for two weeks
and needed to borrow $5,000 and that he was not a depositor of the
bank.
The bank officer told him that the bank would need some form of
security for the loan, so the Redneck handed over the keys to a new
Ferrari.. The car was parked on the street in front of the bank.
The Redneck produced the title and everything checked out. The loan
officer agreed to hold the car as collateral for the loan and
apologized for having to charge 12% annualized interest.
Later, the bank’s president and its officers all enjoyed a good laugh
at the Redneck from the south for using a $250,000 Ferrari as
collateral for a $5,000 loan. An employee of the bank then drove the
Ferrari into the bank’s private underground garage and parked it.
Two weeks later, the Redneck returned, repaid the $5,000 and the
interest of $23.07. The loan officer said, “Sir, we are very happy
to have had your business, and this transaction has worked out very
nicely, but we are a little puzzled. While you were away, we checked
you out on Dunn & Bradstreet and found that you are a Distinguished
Alumni from the University of Oklahoma, a highly sophisticated
investor and multi-millionaire with real estate and financial
interests all over the world. Your investments include a large
number of wind turbines in the Oklahoama Panhandle. What puzzles us
is, why would you bother to borrow $5,000?”
The good ‘ole Okie replied, “Where else in New York City can
I park my car for two weeks for only $23..07 and expect it to be
there when I return?”
admin answers:
Bahahahaha… Love it… Southern people really know their way around the world (:
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GudCraft 900W 900 Watt 12 Volt Wind Turbine Residential Wind Generator
 | GudCraft 900W Wind Generator is 900W 12 volt model with 3 blades. Fresh 2012 version just shipped from the factory. This is the latest design model. This item is new in the factory unopened box. Comes with instruction manual and 1-year warranty from purchase date. | |
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GudCraft 900W 900 Watt 12 Volt Wind Turbine Residential Wind Generator
| GudCraft 900W Wind Generator is 900W 12 volt model with 3 blades. Fresh 2012 version just shipped from the factory. This is the latest design model. This item is new in the factory unopened box. Comes with instruction manual and 1-year warranty from purchase date. | |
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Wind Power Energy
Wind power energy is growing in popularity. In the year 2007, wind energy generation increased in the United States by 45%. The year 2008 is projected to do the same. Growing concern over environmental issues and the public depletion of fossil fuels leaves many people searching for an economical and practical solution to the energy crisis. Over the past five years, wind power energy has begun to fill the supply and demand gap for energy. In fact, it is estimated that the United States has enough wind power energy to meet the entire nations energy needs.
Wind power energy projects span over thirty five states in the nation. Last year, the United States was one of the worlds leading generators of wind energy, and the energy generated powered millions of homes. Denmark leads the world with energy generation. Due to its relatively small population and great ability to generate, the country was able to supplement a vast amount of its energy needs with wind power energy. All around the world, national and local governments are creating and enacting aggressive energy policies. With the intention to reduce the cost of energy and find a clean alternative, wind power energy is expected to expand exponentially.
Wind energy is a zero emissions energy source, and the wind turbines produce no chemicals or pollution. In fact, over the course of a single residential turbines lifetime, the turbine can offset several tons of pollution that would otherwise be caused by conventional energy means. Additionally, wind power energy is incredibly economical. Residential turbines and turbines used to power small businesses can find a decrease of fifty to ninety percent on their utility bills. These wind turbines can also generate a pretty hefty profit for the turbine owners. When the energy generated from the turbines exceeds the energy needed to power the electric grid of the desired location, the local utility company will automatically purchase the excess energy. For turbine owners with turbines in prime locations, this profit can be quite large.
As the supply and demand for conventional energy diverge, people are turning to alternative energy solutions and are looking for an affordable and environmentally friendly option. The state and national governments in the United States are working diligently to promote energy programs to help solve the growing crisis. Some small business owners and residences are taking the initiative and producing their own energy. Investors looking for a great return in a budding market should seriously consider wind power energy initiatives. The available tax credits and affordability of wind generators make the offer appealing.
Cyber Model 100 Wind Generator Kit
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Your Questions About Wind Turbines Oklahoma
William asks…
Setting up an extremly remote 3 part hybrid power system?
I’m in the planning stages. Nothing bought yet. This is a low budget system using common house tools. If needed I can rent. Town is 40 miles away. I’m really trying to avoid that.
The goal: set up a hybrid system using water, wind & solar. I’m planning on using 3 separate charge controllers. Plan to use shunt controllers for the hydro and wind.
Solar: I am planing on starting with a 60 watt kit w/ 7 amp controller to start with.
Wind: I’m planning on purchasing a small 400 watt turbine. The site is on the side of a mountain, next to a nice clear path that has been cut for a pipeline in Eastern Oklahoma. Wind is always there.
Battery bank: I’m currently planning on starting out with 2 or 4 – 105 Amp-hour batteries.
Hydro: The unknown part that I’m asking about is for the hydro. How do I know what size of controller I need for that?
Battery bank: I’m currently planning on starting out with 2 or 4 105 Amp-hour batteries. Need urls to cheapest reputable place on line to buy shunt controllers.
Thanks
admin answers:
I’m building solar panels from scrap cells and there working out really good i have 2 panels on my roof now and working on the 3rd it takes time though . I have pics in my blog how im doing them really really cheap and I’m using 30 ordinary car batteries and getting plenty of power out of them got them at the junk yard cheap . I’m starting on my wind mill my own design out of junk parts . As far as the hydro depending on how well it flows i would run a 3 inch pipe up stream as far as i could go and get a 220 generator with a turban and adjust the speed with a plane old shut off valve hydraulics are great. You would have all the power you need as long as the river runs
Joseph asks…
does anybody else wish they would win the lottery?
i do! so i could buy a broodmare from the colt company! and then get it bred to custom chrome!
admin answers:
I have very specific plans if I were to win the lottery.
First would be to retain a very good CPA, then a CPA to watch the first CPA.
I would try to keep my winnings private.
I would buy about 1,200 acres in Wyoming and 1,200 acres here in Oklahoma. Both would have horses, cattle and some alternative stock. Nice ranch homes on both with stables, corrals, arena, etc.
I would have a good wrangler to help manage both places.
I would invest in a few wind turbines to off set taxes and make a few dollars.
I would want to help troubled kids with equine type activities. This would be done on rescues and auction horses that would otherwise go on to the slaughter houses.
I’d give to a local church that deserves it and gives back to the community.
I’d have a Business Class Peterbuilt with a Western Hauler bed, a nice 4 horse Sundowner or Bloomer trailer with living quarters.
I’d have a nice Harley, probably a V-Rod, a fast sports car, would help a few true friends out.
I’d try to give back to the community without giving away my winnings.
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A Wind Turbine Recipe Book
 | A Wind Turbine Recipe Book (Jan 2009 English Units edition)
This is the latest edition of Mr. Piggott's 'axial flux windmill plans' as used in the courses he teaches worldwide. The Recipe Book replaces his older plans 'How to Build a Wind Turbine' (2005).
The Recipe Book is a much better structured document than the older 2005 plans. Rather than evolving 'organically' it is carefully planned to include six different sizes of turbines. Each section offers general advice combined with specif | |
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ALEKO® WGV1200 1KW 1000W Nom 1200W Max Residential Commercial Vertical Wind Turbine Generator
 | This vertical version of ALEKO® brand wind generator can be used around the home, farm, boat, business, or anywhere else where the power is needed. Use wind energy to generate electricity and charge into storage battery group. Through the multi-voltages power supply system, the electricity can be changed into DC and AC used for illumination, home appliances, communication devices and electric tools. Not only is it perfect for battery maintenance, it can also be used to power remote lighting, la | |
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Wind Power Companies
Wind power is the fastest growing alternative energy source in the world. As such, it can be expected that wind power companies are proliferating as entrepreneurs are beginning to see the practical and economic benefits of wind energy conversion. Since the beginning of the millennium, wind power companies have been emerging as leaders in the energy industry. The environmentally friendly and economically practical nature of wind energy is a huge factor in the proliferation of the market. Currently wind power companies are broken down into two main categories: commercial scale and small scale.
Commercial scale wind power companies are dedicated to large scale turbines that generate 100 kW or greater and are generally connected to a large grid system. These companies are extremely complex and offer many resources for nations and large businesses that are looking into this beneficial energy alternative. Small scale wind power companies are simpler yet increasingly customer oriented. These companies offer installation services and general consultants for customers. Their customers tend to be individuals and small businesses. Individuals looking to save a bundle on wind power installation can buy wind energy kits straight from the wind power company and install the converters themselves. This is probably the best option for builders with a little time, patience, and knowledge of electric grids.
As more nations take aggressive energy policies in the direction of wind energy conversion and less dependency on fossil fuel derived energy sources, the wind power companies will continue to grow. This is great for environmentalists and those worried about the fate of nations dependent on foreign energy sources.
Wind energy is highly renewable and widely believed to be environmentally safe. However, the biggest debate regarding wind energy is over the placement of unsightly turbines. Since the best locations for wind power generation are open fields, mountainsides, and Oceanside, complaints are made that the turbines disrupt the natural aesthetics of the areas. While this is concerning, modern wind farms are continuously being built in these areas and no other environmental effects are seen. Though, the full scope of direct and indirect consequences of increased wind energy usage may never be seen.
The wind power companies are touting their environmental friendliness and cost-efficient product. As a zero emissions energy source and economical alternative to fossil fuel derived energy, the wind power industry is growing exponentially. In fact, the clean energy is beginning to fill the supply-demand disparity that has been growing in the United States for years. From nations to home residences, everyone has the capabilities to do their share for the environment.
Your Questions About Wind Generators Alaska
Lisa asks…
If I lived in a cabin, 50+ miles from the closest electrical pole, how would I get electricity?
I am considering purchasing land in Alaska, a cabin off in the middle of the woods and was wondering how the tar would I get electricity, water and gas if needed to the land? Google was no help. Thanks!!
admin answers:
Electricity:
gas generator, solar power, wind power.
(gas gen and solar mix is my best bet)
Water- get a well dung)
gas- you buy a huge tank- a truck comes and fills it up a couple times a year, (lots of farmers do this)
Farmers usually have private wells and large natural gas tanks.. HOWEVER they still live on “The grid”
your electricity problem will most likely be solved by gas generator and solar power.
Good luck
Sandra asks…
How many kilowatt hours would I need to power a town of 1000 people plus businesses and a mine?
If i had a remote alaskan town of 1000 residents, how much power would I need to generate to run the whole town. Would a diesel generator work?
admin answers:
You didn’t give enough info.
1000 people and business plus mine isn’t specific.
What kind of people? Treehuggers? Hippies? Or the typical super-wasteful American stereotype?
What kind of business? Small things like the mom-n-pop stores? Small-town restaurants? Or a giant general motors automobile plant? Or what about a server farm (which requires lots and lots of power)?
For a mine, again, it depends of what kind of mine. How big is the operation? How updated is its facilities? Is it a pit/strip mine? A tunnel mine into the side of a mountain? Or a deep mine that goes way into the earth?
Then you have the climate. Alaska narrows it down some. Its cold there. But you forgot to say how is the town heated. Oil? Gas? Electric? Solar? Geo-thermal?
No matter the answer, I can tell you unless the town has tiny mom-n-pop businesses, tree huggers and hippies and an obsolete open pit mine, you’ll need a lot more than a diesel generator. You can try something green- like geo thermal, wind, tidal power. If you embrace the power of the future, nuclear power is the way to go. You can have an oil-fired or coal fired plant. It can run on natural gas or methane from composting waste. You can even have one burning trash to make power.
How much kW of power?
If each house had 4 people, then it would be about 250 households. Each household would consume about 15 kW a day of electricity.
So for homes you have 15×250 = 3,750 kW
business, say you got small ones and one Costco store.
Say 10kW electricity for 12 small businesses and 40kW for the Costco (they have lots of lights and fridges).
So business you have 12×10+40 = 160 kW
say you got the average open strip mine. A small operation that employs 350 people. Its not high-tech. It processes gypsum (different types of mines uses different amounts of electricity) for another plant in nearby Anchorage. That stuff is shipped by rail. I’d estimate 2000kW energy.
So subtotal:
homes: 3,750 kW
Stores: 160 kW
mine: 2000 kW
you need to generate at least 5,910 kW a day or you’ll have power issues. If all the homes are electric heated and not gas or oil, add another 1000kW a day.
In all, you needs at least 6,910 kW a day, but not more than 9,000 kW. The 2,000 kW a day difference allows some flex and deals with expansion of the town or unexpected high power consumption.
Remote Alaskan towns should not rely on diesel, or anything that needs to be shipped in. If the shipment is late or not coming, everyone could freeze to death. You’d want something that comes out of the earth reliably. Like geothermal. The earth won’t die for a very long time. If you place the plant near a volcano or place with thermal activity, you’ll get good, reliable high power output for the next couple thousand years or so.
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American Educational Wind Turbine
 | Wind turbine. This exciting kit allows students to build and test a fully-functional wind turbine. The 10 page comprehensive guide was developed by the Kidwind Project and contains in depth information about history, turbine design, and wind energy. Students use a multimeter (included) to monitor how much power their wind turbine produces. For grades 6 to 12 and ages 11 to 18 years. | |
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ALEKO WGV45W 30W Nominal 45W Maximum 24V Residential Vertical Wind Turbine Generator
 | This vertical version of ALEKO brand wind generator can be used around the home, farm, boat, business, or anywhere else where the power is needed.
This is a great working conversation piece to show the potential of what can be done with renewable energy today.
Not only is it perfect for battery maintenance, it can also be used to power remote lighting, laptops, communications equipment, signs, or nearly anything imaginable that is electronic in nature.
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GudCraft WM450 450W 450 Watt 24 Volt Wind Turbine Residential Wind Generator with Free Charge Controller CD5.0
 | GudCraft 450W Wind Generator is 450W 24 volt model with 3 blades. Fresh 2012 version just shipped from the factory. This is the latest design model. This item is new in the factory unopened box. Comes with Free Charge Controller CD5.0, instruction manual and 1-year warranty from purchase date. | |
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K3 Wind and Solar Mobile Charger (Green)
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Your Questions About Wind Turbine Technician Salary
James asks…
What is the salary of a wind turbine technician with Siemens power generation?
admin answers:
Coming into the wind industry as a technician, you could expect a salary anywhere within the range of 14-25 per hour. This is dependent upon your locale. In California, the average is 14 whereas in Texas it is 25 or more.
Maria asks…
for all you wind turbine technicians out there? how much is an average salary for a year? ?
i am fixing to graduate high school and i want to make this a career? any help?
admin answers:
See if any of these will help you with ideas and links. Good Luck.
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ALEKO 20W 30W Max Vertical Wind Turbine Wind Generator
 | Features:
Every turbine is finely balanced.
Smooth rotation is ensured
Quiet in operation
Unique and purpose designed generator
The turbine spinning when other wind generators stall
Overall delivers more Ampere hours of power per day especially in low to average wind speed.
This is the one of the small size ALEKO vertical wind generator, can be around the home, farm, boat, business, or anywhere else where the power is needed.
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300 Watt Bicycle Generator 3/8″ Belt Drive Pedal Power Pulley Dynamo
 | This DC Generator can be driven by human power, wind power, or hydro. The 3/8" wide pulley has a 2 inch diameter. You will be able to mount this generator to a bike stand using an adapter mounting plate. | |
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Lomanco GT-12 Galvanized Turbines
 | The Lomanco 12-inch galvanized turbine fits any 7/12 roof pitch, meaning any roof that rises 7 inches for every 12 inches it runs. Constructed with .025-inch stamped galvanized steel, this exhaust vent is available internally and externally braced. It features permanently lubricated ball bearings. Ideal for residential or light commercial use, this galvanized turbine comes with a lifetime warranty. | |
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Your Questions About Wind Turbine Generators How They Work
Jenny asks…
How to control the fluctuation of energy in wind turbine?
Due to the change in the wind speed, the speed of the wind turbine rotor changes, so at the output we get variable AC supply which means we do not get exactly constant voltage and frequency.
It can be control by controlling shaft speed and at the output by varying the load (Resistance).
I need to submit a case study about that so tell me about any site or e-book where I can find comprehensive details about that.
admin answers:
Basically there are two methods.
For small turbines (a few kilowatts) the turbine runs at whatever speed it likes, depending on the wind speed. There is a separate electrical converter to change the generated power into AC at mains frequency and synchronize it with the mains.
There may be a simple device to limit the max turbine speed just to prevent mechanical damage – for example a mechanical brake or lock, or spring-loaded turbine blades that spill the wind when the wind speed is high.
Large turbines (producing of the order of 1 MW or more per turbine) run at constant speed, generate power at mains frequency, and are directly coupled into the electricity grid when they are working. The speed is controlled the same way as for conventional power station generators. Without getting lost in the practical details, if the turbine tries to run at the wrong speed it is fighting against the whole of the rest of the power that is being generated in the electricity grid, so it loses the fight. As the wind speed changes, the amount of power generated changes. If the wind speed is too low, the generator acts in reverse as a motor to drive the turbine. (Of course in practice the turbine would be stopped completely, instead of doing that for a long period of time).
The rotational speed for large wind turbines is usually slow (10 or 20 rev/minute) with a gearbox to spin the generator at a higher speed. The blades are variable pitch so they can work efficiently at different average wind speeds.
Lisa asks…
Is there a forum for people who want to build their own wind turbines and generators and stuff?
I am looking for some website or forum where I can discuss the nitty-gritty of making wind turbines and building anything that enables people to go off the grid and build their own boats, heat sources, alternative fuels, all-natural materials, etc.
Would anyone know where to find that?
Thanks.
admin answers:
I’m putting together a small wind turbine. Check my web page for pictures, diagrams, and other information.
Http://members.rennlist.org/warren/wind.html
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TALON2 2KW Home Wind Turbine System Grid-Tied
 | This generator produces 2kw at 20 mph wind speed with a maxium output of 2.4 kw at 25 mph. The generated power is feed back to the grid for net metering or get payback by power company. Based on the actual installation, this powerful wind turbine can significantly reduce your carbon trace by cutting or eliminating your electricity bill. This solution is applicable for homes, cabines, or small business which want to promote green awareness around your communities. The equipments in this listing | |
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