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In one of their videos [1] the mast can be seen vibrating at a high intensity. There is for sure lots of tension in the material produced, I wonder how durable
by k5hp 7y ago
In one of their videos [1] the mast can be seen vibrating at a high intensity. There is for sure lots of tension in the material produced, I wonder how durable the masts are. I have the feeling they would instantly break during a storm.
Wind turbines have pitch control to reduce the speed of the rotor and blades. This allows wind turbines to survive most storms. I don't see an equivalent control mechanism with Vortex Bladeless masts.
[1] https://youtu.be/Mf-gps4r2L0 https://youtu.be/Mf-gps4r2L0
- kieranmaine 7y agoFrom their FAQ (https://vortexbladeless.com/faq/#question6 https://vortexbladeless.com/faq/#question6): "Vortex wind turbines are designed to have high performance with most common wind speeds (between 3-12 m/s) and to has a quick response to turbulent airflows changes. If wind velocity exceeds the device’s working threshold, it will stop by itself due to physics principles."