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1The Renewable Energy Handbook For Homeowners : The Complete Step-by-step Guide To Making (and Selling) Your Own Power From The Sun, Wind And Water

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2Governor Christie: The Wind From Hermine Can Affect Power And Tidal Surge

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Morristown, 9-4-2016 Governor Christie: We do have concerns about wind and its effect on power. The President of the BPU, Richard Mroz, has been in regular contact with Atlantic City Electric and JCP&L, which are the two main providers in that area of the state. And much more Atlantic City Electric even than JCP&L. JCP&L has a small part, a good part of southern Ocean County that might be affected. They have crews already in place. They have crews out of state who have been sent here. They're in a wait and watch mode on power. The other thing that the wind does is beach erosion. The stronger the wind is, even if it's a little further offshore, that will still bring us very, very significant tidal surge. That will be more water on be barrier islands. That will mean more beach erosion. So the wind has two effects. Power, the first one you mentioned and two, the beach erosion and tidal surge both in there and later on the back bay surge that comes around as it loops back around. Those are the things that we're watching on the wind front. I think we really need to see does it elevate from a tropical storm to a hurricane when it gets over open water and does it track more or less closely than the current track to New Jersey. If it continues on the current track, hurricane force winds would have an effect on tidal surge and water, less of an effect on power because there is a longer distance to go. But that tidal surge will definitely affect us if they have that.

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3Power From The Wind

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Produced by the UK's Central Electricity Generating Board (CEGB; the nationally-owned organization responsible for electricity generation, transmission and bulk sales in England and Wales), this educational video gives an introduction to the then-futuristic concept of wind energy. From the advertising blurb published in New Scientist (1989-08-12, no. 1677, p. 47): This new 26 minute video from the Central Electricity Generating Board examines the centuries old challenge of harnessing the power of the wind. Presented by David Bellamy and shot on location in Barbados, Holland, the Orkneys and mainland Britain, it considers the historical use of the wind's energy and the current revival of interest in wind power to produce electricity. David Bellamy looks at the development of ‘wind-turbines’ and at the part that they can play in electricity production, both in small island communities and in complex industrial societies. He also considers plans in Britain to construct three ‘wind farms’, and the environmental impact of wind power technology. Contains some interesting historical footage of fledgling grid-scale wind power generation equipment from Howden (Glasgow) and VAWT Ltd (now RES ). The long-decommissioned Carmarthen Bay Wind Energy Demonstration Centre is featured too. Published by the CEGB and distributed by Viscom Ltd., London SE21. The CEGB ceased to exist after the passing of the Central Electricity Generating Board (Dissolution) Order 2001 . Transferred from video tape sometime on or before 2008 by an employee of the BWEA.

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4Windmill Tales : Stories From The American Wind Power Center

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5Power From The Wind (1948)

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Source: Digital Library of India Scanning Centre: C-DAC, Noida Source Library: Central Library, Bits- Pilani Date Accessioned: 6/19/2015 21:37 The Digital Library of India was a project under the auspices of the Government of India.

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6Is Wind Energy Increasing The Impact Of Socio-ecological Change On Mediterranean Mountain Ecosystems? Insights From A Modelling Study Relating Wind Power Boost Options With A Declining Species

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The growing concern about future challenges of energy security and climate change has led to the expansion of renewable energy production, with a special emphasis on wind power. Despite the environmental advantages of wind power, it's important to assess the impacts caused by the presence of wind farms on wildlife, particularly on species also affected by habitat loss and degradation. In Mediterranean Europe, the skylark (Alauda arvensis) is a declining passerine that breeds in mountain habitats vulnerable to the abandonment of traditional management practices and climate change. We have created a spatially explicit agent-based model (ABM) in order to replicate the selection of territories, evaluating the effect of wind farms on the mortality rate of breeding males. We were especially interested in assessing the mortality rates related with the interplay between habitat loss due to socio-ecological change and increasing wind power using alternative strategies: adding wind turbines or substituting existing wind turbines by more powerful ones, i.e. repowering. Several known aspects related with the risk of collision of A. arvensis with wind turbines were considered, particularly regarding the male habitat selection and behaviour displayed throughout the breeding season. By simulating a sequential contraction of suitable habitat for the species, we found a substantial increase in the breeding territories superimposed to the wind farm influence zone. In these conditions males’ relative mortality was predicted to suffer significant increases. For equivalent wind power, adding wind turbines produced significant increases in the males’ relative mortality, whereas repowering didn't. Based on our findings we propose repowering as a defensible strategy to increase wind energy production without increasing A. arvensis collision risk. We highlight that this strategy might also benefit other vulnerable bird and bat species associated with declining habitats of mountain ridges in the Mediterranean region.

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7Putnam's Power From The Wind

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The growing concern about future challenges of energy security and climate change has led to the expansion of renewable energy production, with a special emphasis on wind power. Despite the environmental advantages of wind power, it's important to assess the impacts caused by the presence of wind farms on wildlife, particularly on species also affected by habitat loss and degradation. In Mediterranean Europe, the skylark (Alauda arvensis) is a declining passerine that breeds in mountain habitats vulnerable to the abandonment of traditional management practices and climate change. We have created a spatially explicit agent-based model (ABM) in order to replicate the selection of territories, evaluating the effect of wind farms on the mortality rate of breeding males. We were especially interested in assessing the mortality rates related with the interplay between habitat loss due to socio-ecological change and increasing wind power using alternative strategies: adding wind turbines or substituting existing wind turbines by more powerful ones, i.e. repowering. Several known aspects related with the risk of collision of A. arvensis with wind turbines were considered, particularly regarding the male habitat selection and behaviour displayed throughout the breeding season. By simulating a sequential contraction of suitable habitat for the species, we found a substantial increase in the breeding territories superimposed to the wind farm influence zone. In these conditions males’ relative mortality was predicted to suffer significant increases. For equivalent wind power, adding wind turbines produced significant increases in the males’ relative mortality, whereas repowering didn't. Based on our findings we propose repowering as a defensible strategy to increase wind energy production without increasing A. arvensis collision risk. We highlight that this strategy might also benefit other vulnerable bird and bat species associated with declining habitats of mountain ridges in the Mediterranean region.

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8The Independent Home : Living Well With Power From The Sun, Wind, And Water

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [291]-294) and index

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9Electric Power From The Wind

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10Energy From The Wind : Generating Power With Wind Turbines

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11NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19650074048: NACA Conference On Aerodynamic Problems Of Transonic Airplane Design Introductory Remarks On Transonic Testing Techniques Preliminary Investigation Of Airfoil Charac- Teristics Near M Equals 1 Wing Characteristics Near And At Maximum Lift For Transonic Speeds Status Of The High-speed Flutter Problem The Rolling Power Of Two Wing-aileron Configu- Rations As Affected By Flexibility The Effect Of Aeroelasticity On The Static Longitudinal Stability Of An Example Swept- Wing Bomber Wing Selection As Influenced By The Effect Of Wing Bending On Aerodynamic-center Shift Loss Of Longitudinal Damping In Pitch Due To Flexibility Of Wings In Bending Drag Characteristics At Zero Lift Of Bodies At Transonic Speeds The Flow Over Moderately Swept Wings At High Subsonic Speeds Including The Effects Of Na- Celle Interference Effect On Force Coefficients Of Bodies Of Rev- Olution Attached To Straight And Swept Wings Assessment Of The Drag Problem Design And Calibration Of Airspeed Installa- Tions Stability Some Effects Of Sweepback And Airfoil Thick- Ness On Longitudinal Stability And Control Characteristics At Transonic Speeds A Comparison Of The Longitudinal Stability And Control Characteristics Of Three Airplane Con- Figurations Downwash And Wake Characteristics At Transonic Speeds Effect Of Stall-control Devices On The Low- Speed Characteristics Of Swept Wings. Part I- Fixed Sweep Effect Of Stall-control Devices On The Low- Speed Characteristics Of Swept Wings. Part Ii- Variable Sweep Effect Of Twist And Camber On The Low-speed Characteristics Of A Swept Wing Preliminary Investigations Of The Effect Of Plan Form Control-surface Characteristics At Transonic Speeds Dynamic Lateral Stability Of Transonic Air- Planes Summary Of Information On Air Inlets- Nose And Wing-root Inlets Diffusers For High-speed Aircraft Analysis Of The Stability Characteristics Of Twin-intake Air-induction Systems Jet Exhaust Characteristics Blade-section Characteristics From Pressure Distributions On The Sections Of Operating Propellers An Experimental Investigation Of Single- Rotation Propeller Characteristics At High- Subsonic Mach Numbers Summary Of Results Of United Aircraft Wind- Tunnel Tests Of A Supersonic Propeller Investigation Of A Dual Propeller At High-Subsonic Mach Numbers Vibration Of Aircraft Propellers Prediction Of First-order Vibratory Stresses For A Propeller Operating In The Flow Field Of A Wing-nacelle-fuselage Combination The Propeller Flutter Problem For High-speed Airplanes Introductory Remarks On Transonic Testing Techniques Preliminary Investigation Of Airfoil Charac- Teristics Near M Equals 1 Wing Characteristics Near And At Maximum Lift For Transonic Speeds Status Of The High-speed Flutter Problem The Rolling Power Of Two Wing-aileron Configu- Rations As Affected By Flexibility The Effect Of Aeroelasticity On The Static Longitudinal Stability Of An Example Swept- Wing Bomber Wing Selection As Influenced By The Effect Of Wing Bending On Aerodynamic-center Shift Loss Of Longitudinal Damping In Pitch Due To Flexibility Of Wings In Bending Drag Characteristics At Zero Lift Of Bodies At Transonic Speeds The Flow Over Moderately Swept Wings At High Subsonic Speeds Including The Effects Of Na- Celle Interference Effect On Force Coefficients Of Bodies Of Rev- Olution Attached To Straight And Swept Wings Assessment Of The Drag Problem Design And Calibration Of Airspeed Installa- Tions Stability Some Effects Of Sweepback And Airfoil Thick- Ness On Longitudinal Stability And Control Characteristics At Transonic Speeds A Comparison Of The Longitudinal Stability And Control Characteristics Of Three Airplane Con- Figurations Downwash And Wake Characteristics At Transonic Speeds Effect Of Stall-control Devices On The Low- Speed Characteristics Of Swept Wings. Part I- Fixed Sweep Effect Of Stall-control Devices On The Low- Speed Characteristics Of Swept Wings. Part Ii- Variable Sweep Effect Of Twist And Camber On The Low-speed Characteristics Of A Swept Wing Preliminary Investigations Of The Effect Of Plan Form Control-surface Characteristics At Transonic Speeds Dynamic Lateral Stability Of Transonic Air- Planes Summary Of Information On Air Inlets- Nose And Wing-root Inlets Diffusers For High-speed Aircraft Analysis Of The Stability Characteristics Of Twin-intake Air-induction Systems Jet Exhaust Characteristics Blade-section Characteristics From Pressure Distributions On The Sections Of Operating Propellers An Experimental Investigation Of Single- Rotation Propeller Characteristics At High- Subsonic Mach Numbers Summary Of Results Of United Aircraft Wind- Tunnel Tests Of A Supersonic Propeller Investigation Of A Dual Propeller At High-Subsonic Mach Numbers Vibration Of Aircraft Propellers Prediction Of First-order Vibratory Stresses For A Propeller Operating In The Flow Field Of A Wing-nacelle-fuselage Combination The Propeller Flutter Problem For High-speed Airplanes

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During the past several years it has been necessary for aeronautical research workers to exert a good portion of their effort in developing the means for conducting research in the high-speed range. The transonic range particularly has presented a very acute problem because of the choking phenomena in wind tunnels at speeds close to the speed of sound. At the same time, the multiplicity of design problems for aircraft introduced by the peculiar flow problems of the transonic speed range has given rise to an enormous demand for detail design data. Substantial progress has been made, however, in developing the required research techniques and in supplying the demand for aerodynamic data required for design purposes. In meeting this demand, it has been necessary to resort to new techniques possessing such novel features that the results obtained have had to be viewed with caution. Furthermore, the kinds of measurements possible with these various techniques are so varied that the correlation of results obtained by different techniques generally becomes an indirect process that can only be accomplished in conjunction with the application of estimates of the extent to which the results of measurements by any given technique are modified by differences that are inherent in the techniques. Thus, in the establishment of the validity and applicability of data obtained by any given technique, direct comparisons between data from different sources are a supplement to but not a substitute for the detailed knowledge required of the characteristics of each technique and fundamental aerodynamic flow phenomena.

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“NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19650074048: NACA Conference On Aerodynamic Problems Of Transonic Airplane Design Introductory Remarks On Transonic Testing Techniques Preliminary Investigation Of Airfoil Charac- Teristics Near M Equals 1 Wing Characteristics Near And At Maximum Lift For Transonic Speeds Status Of The High-speed Flutter Problem The Rolling Power Of Two Wing-aileron Configu- Rations As Affected By Flexibility The Effect Of Aeroelasticity On The Static Longitudinal Stability Of An Example Swept- Wing Bomber Wing Selection As Influenced By The Effect Of Wing Bending On Aerodynamic-center Shift Loss Of Longitudinal Damping In Pitch Due To Flexibility Of Wings In Bending Drag Characteristics At Zero Lift Of Bodies At Transonic Speeds The Flow Over Moderately Swept Wings At High Subsonic Speeds Including The Effects Of Na- Celle Interference Effect On Force Coefficients Of Bodies Of Rev- Olution Attached To Straight And Swept Wings Assessment Of The Drag Problem Design And Calibration Of Airspeed Installa- Tions Stability Some Effects Of Sweepback And Airfoil Thick- Ness On Longitudinal Stability And Control Characteristics At Transonic Speeds A Comparison Of The Longitudinal Stability And Control Characteristics Of Three Airplane Con- Figurations Downwash And Wake Characteristics At Transonic Speeds Effect Of Stall-control Devices On The Low- Speed Characteristics Of Swept Wings. Part I- Fixed Sweep Effect Of Stall-control Devices On The Low- Speed Characteristics Of Swept Wings. Part Ii- Variable Sweep Effect Of Twist And Camber On The Low-speed Characteristics Of A Swept Wing Preliminary Investigations Of The Effect Of Plan Form Control-surface Characteristics At Transonic Speeds Dynamic Lateral Stability Of Transonic Air- Planes Summary Of Information On Air Inlets- Nose And Wing-root Inlets Diffusers For High-speed Aircraft Analysis Of The Stability Characteristics Of Twin-intake Air-induction Systems Jet Exhaust Characteristics Blade-section Characteristics From Pressure Distributions On The Sections Of Operating Propellers An Experimental Investigation Of Single- Rotation Propeller Characteristics At High- Subsonic Mach Numbers Summary Of Results Of United Aircraft Wind- Tunnel Tests Of A Supersonic Propeller Investigation Of A Dual Propeller At High-Subsonic Mach Numbers Vibration Of Aircraft Propellers Prediction Of First-order Vibratory Stresses For A Propeller Operating In The Flow Field Of A Wing-nacelle-fuselage Combination The Propeller Flutter Problem For High-speed Airplanes Introductory Remarks On Transonic Testing Techniques Preliminary Investigation Of Airfoil Charac- Teristics Near M Equals 1 Wing Characteristics Near And At Maximum Lift For Transonic Speeds Status Of The High-speed Flutter Problem The Rolling Power Of Two Wing-aileron Configu- Rations As Affected By Flexibility The Effect Of Aeroelasticity On The Static Longitudinal Stability Of An Example Swept- Wing Bomber Wing Selection As Influenced By The Effect Of Wing Bending On Aerodynamic-center Shift Loss Of Longitudinal Damping In Pitch Due To Flexibility Of Wings In Bending Drag Characteristics At Zero Lift Of Bodies At Transonic Speeds The Flow Over Moderately Swept Wings At High Subsonic Speeds Including The Effects Of Na- Celle Interference Effect On Force Coefficients Of Bodies Of Rev- Olution Attached To Straight And Swept Wings Assessment Of The Drag Problem Design And Calibration Of Airspeed Installa- Tions Stability Some Effects Of Sweepback And Airfoil Thick- Ness On Longitudinal Stability And Control Characteristics At Transonic Speeds A Comparison Of The Longitudinal Stability And Control Characteristics Of Three Airplane Con- Figurations Downwash And Wake Characteristics At Transonic Speeds Effect Of Stall-control Devices On The Low- Speed Characteristics Of Swept Wings. Part I- Fixed Sweep Effect Of Stall-control Devices On The Low- Speed Characteristics Of Swept Wings. Part Ii- Variable Sweep Effect Of Twist And Camber On The Low-speed Characteristics Of A Swept Wing Preliminary Investigations Of The Effect Of Plan Form Control-surface Characteristics At Transonic Speeds Dynamic Lateral Stability Of Transonic Air- Planes Summary Of Information On Air Inlets- Nose And Wing-root Inlets Diffusers For High-speed Aircraft Analysis Of The Stability Characteristics Of Twin-intake Air-induction Systems Jet Exhaust Characteristics Blade-section Characteristics From Pressure Distributions On The Sections Of Operating Propellers An Experimental Investigation Of Single- Rotation Propeller Characteristics At High- Subsonic Mach Numbers Summary Of Results Of United Aircraft Wind- Tunnel Tests Of A Supersonic Propeller Investigation Of A Dual Propeller At High-Subsonic Mach Numbers Vibration Of Aircraft Propellers Prediction Of First-order Vibratory Stresses For A Propeller Operating In The Flow Field Of A Wing-nacelle-fuselage Combination The Propeller Flutter Problem For High-speed Airplanes” Subjects and Themes:

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