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I'd caution generally against the argument that "it has been tried before and didn't work." There are undoubtedly value lessons to learn from earlier attempts.
by supportlocal4h 5y ago
I'd caution generally against the argument that "it has been tried before and didn't work." There are undoubtedly value lessons to learn from earlier attempts. But "don't even think about it" is almost never one of those lessons.
- olau 5y agoI would kindly ask you to read the article I linked to before passing judgement on my extremely short summary. I skimmed the paper, and its contribution is a study on how vertical turbines seem to behave in a very small turbine farm. It does not study whether vertical turbines make more sense than horizontal. But the only reason we see it here, is because this article makes some pretty big and unfounded statements about the current horizontal wind turbine approach. So we're here because of misinformation.