Wind power plants cause two types of noise:
To date, only the calculation methods are used in determining the noise level of wind turbines. The direct noise measurement method does not provide information on the volume of the windmill, as there are no effective methods of separating the windmill noise from the wind noise.
In the immediate vicinity of the wind generator near the axis of the wind wheel, the volume level of a sufficiently large wind turbine may exceed 100 dB.
Laws in the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark limit the noise of a running wind power plant to 45 dB during the day and up to 35 dB at night. The minimum distance from the installation to residential buildings is 300 m.
This opinion is due to a case that happened on the Altamont Pass Wind Resource Area (California), which was built on the bird migration route. In addition, in the 4,800 small windmills installed in the United States in the early 1980s, the rotors are low and close together, which can also cause more than 1,000 birds to die annually.
More modern wind farms cause fewer birds to die, probably because their generators are located higher and farther apart. According to recent research, birds are more likely to die in collisions with cars and buildings than under the blades of wind turbines.
The capacity and the number of rechargeable batteries depend on the capacity of the wind power plant and your needs. In other words, a company's design specialist will help to solve this question.
At a wind speed of more than 20-25 m / s, the wind wheel is stopped by a system of automatic shovel positioning. Thus, the load on the wind wheels is reduced. This is the safest option for wind turbine protection. Other options for reducing the speed of rotation associated with counteracting by breaking the generator are potentially dangerous for both wind turbines and life.
There are no special requirements for installing the inverter, the controller and the batteries, but the room must be ventilated and the air temperature must always be positive.
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Yes, small wind turbines (up to 100 kW) are absolutely safe for life.
Depending on the operating conditions, the service life of the wind turbine is 15 to 25 years.
To obtain such data, it is necessary to conduct surveys within a year.
The cost of installation depends on many factors and is 10-20% of the total cost.
There are many options for the design of wind power plants, but today 95% of all wind turbines produced in the world are three-bladed with horizontal axes.
Wind turbines can be associated with solar panels, as well as with diesel, gasoline or gas generators.
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