What is the expected energy output of a windmill under these terms?
January 6th, 2009 | by Michael |
Jake asked:
If a windmill of 330 feet in diameter creates 2 megawatts of energy when the wind is blowing at a constant 20 MPH - should the outcome be proportionality the same if the windmill is smaller? For example: a windmill of 2.5 feet should be expected to create approximately .015 megawatts of energy with a constant 20 MPH wind speed.
TIM
If a windmill of 330 feet in diameter creates 2 megawatts of energy when the wind is blowing at a constant 20 MPH - should the outcome be proportionality the same if the windmill is smaller? For example: a windmill of 2.5 feet should be expected to create approximately .015 megawatts of energy with a constant 20 MPH wind speed.
TIM
One Response to “What is the expected energy output of a windmill under these terms?”
By aclsal on Jan 6, 2009 | Reply
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