WIND POWER

CREATED BY: MATIAS FERNDEZ, JAVIER VALLEJO, JAIME CABANES AND REBECA SALINAS

INTRODUCTION 2. EVOLUTION 3. THEORICAL BASE

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3.1. WIND FARMS 3.2. TURBINES 3.3. HOW WORKS THE TURBINES? 3.4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

WHERE ARE THEY? / PORCENTAGE OF WIND POWER 5. ENVIRONMENT IMPACT 6. COST

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Extracted from the wind Oldest used by man Abundant and renewable Used to produce electricity

VIDEO

INTRODUCTION 2. EVOLUTION 3. THEORICAL BASE

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3.1. WIND FARMS 3.2. TURBINES 3.3. HOW WORKS THE TURBINES? 3.4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

WHERE ARE THEY? / PORCENTAGE OF WIND POWER 5. ENVIRONMENT IMPACT 6. COST

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VI Century

First wind machines: used to grind grain and pump water

Middle Ages
Building a lot of wind machines.

Late XV Century
Appeared the first turbines

XIX Century
Used in houses and industry.

INTRODUCTION 2. EVOLUTION 3. THEORICAL BASE

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3.1. WIND FARMS 3.2. TURBINES 3.3. HOW WORKS THE TURBINES? 3.4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

WHERE ARE THEY? / PORCENTAGE OF WIND POWER 5. ENVIRONMENT IMPACT 6. COST

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Group of wind turbines Situated on land or at sea In places inhabited or desert Depends on the weather conditions

INTRODUCTION 2. EVOLUTION 3. THEORICAL BASE

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3.1. WIND FARMS 3.2. TURBINES 3.3. HOW WORKS THE TURBINES? 3.4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

WHERE ARE THEY? / PORCENTAGE OF WIND POWER 5. ENVIRONMENT IMPACT 6. COST

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Very big Formed by:

- Blades
- Turbine - Tower

BLADES

TURBINE

TOWER

INTRODUCTION 2. EVOLUTION 3. THEORICAL BASE

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3.1. WIND FARMS 3.2. TURBINES 3.3. HOW WORKS THE TURBINES? 3.4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

WHERE ARE THEY? / PORCENTAGE OF WIND POWER 5. ENVIRONMENT IMPACT 6. COST

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The wind moves the blades Transform wind energy into electrical energy VIDEO VIDEO

INTRODUCTION 2. EVOLUTION 3. THEORICAL BASE

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3.1. WIND FARMS 3.2. TURBINES 3.3. HOW WORKS THE TURBINES? 3.4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

WHERE ARE THEY? / PORCENTAGE OF WIND POWER 5. ENVIRONMENT IMPACT 6. COST

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ADVANTAGES
Indirectly from the

DISADVANTAGES
Modify the

sun Renewed continuously Inexhaustible Dont pollute Universal Cheaper Dont destroy the environment

landscape
Collision of birds against the blades Produce a constant noise

INTRODUCTION 2. EVOLUTION 3. THEORICAL BASE

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3.1. WIND FARMS 3.2. TURBINES 3.3. HOW WORKS THE TURBINES? 3.4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

WHERE ARE THEY? / PORCENTAGE OF WIND POWER 5. ENVIRONMENT IMPACT 6. COST

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Europe 12.620 MW United States. 2.250 MW India 1.150 MW China 300 MW Japan 145 MW The other countries 795MW

OTHERS 4,61% INDIA 6,66%

CHINA 1,74% JAPAN 0,84% EUROPE 73,12% UNITED STATES13,03% INDIA 6,66% OTHERS 4,61%

UNITED STATES 13,03%

EUROPE 73,12%

CHINA 1,74% JAPAN 0,84%

INTRODUCTION 2. EVOLUTION 3. THEORICAL BASE

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3.1. WIND FARMS 3.2. TURBINES 3.3. HOW WORKS THE TURBINES? 3.4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

WHERE ARE THEY? / PORCENTAGE OF WIND POWER 5. ENVIRONMENT IMPACT 6. COST

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Depends on: In the area of installation From its size In the distance to population centers

ENVIRONMENT IMPACT
But produce environment pollute: Noises Degradation of the landscape Blade detachment accidents Electromagnetic interference Impact on wildlife (birds)

INTRODUCTION 2. EVOLUTION 3. THEORICAL BASE

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3.1. WIND FARMS 3.2. TURBINES 3.3. HOW WORKS THE TURBINES? 3.4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

WHERE ARE THEY? / PORCENTAGE OF WIND POWER 5. ENVIRONMENT IMPACT 6. COST

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Calculate it is simple: 1.200 per kW Lifetime of 20 years Expensive installation Performance higher

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