Vertical Axis Wind Turbine With Push and Pull

Sterling D. Allan writes "After 10 years of prototyping, wind tunnel testing, patenting, and tweaking, Ron Taylor of Cheyenne (windy) Wyoming is ready to take his vertical axis wind turbine into commercial production. Design creates pull on the back side contributing to 40%+ wind conversion efficiencies. Because it spins at wind speed, it doesn't kill birds, and it runs more quietly. It also doesn't need to be installed as high, and it can withstand significantly higher winds (can generate in winds up to 70 mph, compared to ~54 mph tops for propeller designs). Generating costs estimated at 2.5 cents per kilowatt-hour, putting it in the lead pocket-book-wise not just of wind and solar, but of conventional power as well. Production prototype completion expected in 5-7 months."

Comments

Re:Let's get this all out of the way at once

[meringuoid]

It's a breath of fresh air in a stagnant marketplace. I'm feeling bright and breezy about its prospects. I think it should go ahead with great gusto, and hopefully it won't be long before production models are on sail.

Again?

[Xeo2]

For the love of christ, stop posting pseudo science bullshit from Open Source Energy. This is like the 4th one this week.