Mysterious “flower” generates electricity
The new invention can work both day and night, regardless of whether it is cloudy or sunny – it is a “flower-turbine” generating energy. These turbines can be placed in urban environments as well as in private homes. It is capable of generating free electricity 365 days a year.
These tulip-shaped wind turbines are a new type of turbines that are an alternative to solar panels because they work better.
The Flower Turbines project was designed by Daniel Farb, a businessman who was passionate about renewable energy. Farb redesigned the designs of traditional wind turbines and found a solution to get around the obstacles seen in small-scale wind power. This led to the creation of the Flower Turbine, a vertical-axis wind turbine that provides VAWT efficiency, has low noise and
is safe for birds.
The concept of tulip-shaped turbine blades is such that they convert wind into energy more efficiently than conventional wind turbines and solar panels. This determines the possibilities of generating wind power on a small scale, which can be very efficient in urban and residential areas.
The clustering effect creates a more limited area for turbine placement, which allows for the development of greater energy potential. Moreover, Flower Turbines are capable of generating power at lower wind speeds than those in a similar class of wind turbines.
The company offers several available products that come in a variety of sizes to meet different energy needs and wind characteristics. The smallest turbine they produce is designed for off-grid use and can charge batteries to power small devices.
Larger turbines can supply electricity to an entire home, and the surplus can be sold to a utility company. Flower Turbines’ business model is built for customization and modularity to meet all customer needs, from small businesses to large industries.
Source: euronews.com
