Wind turbines - recent developments

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Recent developments in wind turbine technology since 2000 include innovative designs inspired by nature, such as the application of whale flipper patterns to turbine blades for improved efficiency. Resources for further research include the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and various manufacturers' websites like Vestas and GE Power. Participants in the discussion shared links to comprehensive publications and lists of manufacturers, enhancing the search for information. The conversation also touched on the importance of controlled deployment for new turbine designs. Overall, the thread emphasizes the ongoing evolution and research in wind turbine technology.
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Hello,

I have been trying to find recent developments for wind turbines (post 2000) but so far haven't been successful.

Does anyone have any ideas as to any recent developments that have occurred (even if you arn't sure, just some ideas that I could research)?

thank-you!
 
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kateman said:
Hello,

I have been trying to find recent developments for wind turbines (post 2000) but so far haven't been successful.

Does anyone have any ideas as to any recent developments that have occurred (even if you arn't sure, just some ideas that I could research)?

thank-you!

http://www.nrel.gov/wind/pubs_research.html

CS
 
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that is a huge resource
i can't believe I haven't seen it before

thank-you so much stewartcs, I really appreciate it!
 
http://www.ecn.nl/en/wind/publications/
 
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wow, thanks you two for the extra information - its all really good :)
 
http://www.whalepower.com/drupal/
http://www.whalepower.com/drupal/?q=node/7
 
wow, thank you. Thats crazy translating the flipper of a whale into the blade of a turbine. I love how you can never seem to stop learning from nature.
 
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I can't say to much for the obvious reasons, but like some articles that are on the net about these things say, they will be controlled.
 
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Topher925 said:
I can't say to much for the obvious reasons, but like some articles that are on the net about these things say, they will be controlled.

fair enough, cheers
 

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