Tunisia: Revolutionary bladeless wind turbine could change game in wind farms

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  • Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
  • Tunisian innovators have looked to the past for inspiration from sails on ships to come up with designs for new bladeless turbines.
    A start-up known as Saphon Energy has developed a new turbine design which is quieter, safer and more efficient than traditional wind turbines and is capable of capturing twice as much wind energy.
    37-year-old engineer Anis Aouini leads the Tunis-based firm. He says that they looked to the old technology used by sailors of the ancient civilisation of Carthage, as…
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 299

  • @user-lj6gk4lv9s
    @user-lj6gk4lv9s 5 років тому +6

    In case it's not obvious to you, it can only potentially extract the energy from that tiny circle of wind, that's why turbines have big blades, to interact with a lot more wind.

  • @medhedi3935
    @medhedi3935 4 роки тому +1

    For all people that can only speak
    Try to provide advice in a polite manner. This is an important achievement for Tunisia. The creative mind behind this invention has proven its worth, so please stop your mockery

    • @adriansolis126
      @adriansolis126 3 роки тому

      Well, I'm not trying to offend anybody, but I'm pretty sure that it is impossible for that generator to have an 80% efficiency (as they say in the video). The maximun theoretical efficiency is Betz limit = 16/27 = 59%.

  • @kefalosgtx5385
    @kefalosgtx5385 6 років тому +8

    all you people commenting got it wrong, this is a wind GENERATING machine. It generates wind. In other words, it is a fan.

  • @d2966-m8t
    @d2966-m8t 5 років тому +9

    This looks like a very powerful system. Good enough to power a single LED or 30 mA..... On a windy day.

  • @SpiraSpiraSpira
    @SpiraSpiraSpira 3 роки тому +4

    A wind turbine’s efficiency can be imagined pretty easily by thinking about what would happen if you ran the turbine generator as a motor. Would this turbine turned into a motor generate a lot of wind? I think not.

  • @peterkandrac2798
    @peterkandrac2798 6 років тому +3

    wow, I had seen a many bad designs, but this is an ultimate winner :-) The wind turbine power output depends from the crossection area and the windspeed. It looks, that the Tunisian engineers need a little bit more study of technologies 50+ years old.

  • @klu7499
    @klu7499 6 років тому +4

    I wants to see a scale up of this technology i.e. a 20 feet size dish flapping in a hail storm? yes, yes, do it!!!

  • @chrisw1462
    @chrisw1462 6 років тому +3

    I have to add.. the cost of the gearing that produces that oscillation, and is out in the weather... Big money sink. Also, that gearing is spinning mass - a big energy sink. Add in the (relatively) tiny surface area for wind to act on, and I don't see how this could possibly be more efficient than a spinning blade.

  • @jellybaby9630
    @jellybaby9630 3 роки тому

    It Will Never Break
    Its So Well Balanced

  • @betweentheeyes3956
    @betweentheeyes3956 5 років тому +10

    Wow, they are really close! All they need are some large blades and then redesign it to make it rotate centrally instead of the power losing eccentric position...lol!

  • @pederskram4376
    @pederskram4376 6 років тому

    To all you skeptics out there. The engine works and had lots of prizes all over the world where it has been presented. Microsoft is even in talks with the company in order to become a global distributor. Yes it is African, but it will be wrong to presume that there are less competent inventors in Africa. Half of the engineers in Nasa if not more are from so called developing countries. This company just chose to produce this turbine in Tunisia. It's going to be manufactured very soon in large scale. I suggest that you read some more about it, litteraure it's available in the company's website and various other places. The Saphon is going to be installed in India pretty soon. Many countries in Africa in Asia are interested in the project. Good luck to one innovative energy provider with zero pollution

    • @mertgarbonite9307
      @mertgarbonite9307 6 років тому +1

      Peder skram what we cant critique stupid ideas because they come from 3rd world countries ? Are there ideas held to different standards? Your being condescending assuming anyone believes this is stupid because Africa came up with it. It's stupid because there is very little energy in air. 1/4[1.225]A*V^3 to be exact. So fundamentally to get more power than the big offshore turbines it has to be about that same size. Can you imagine a 190 m diamater dish!? Preposterous wind turbines work by using as little material (blades ) to sweep the largest area possible ( a big circle) this only gets energy from air that runs into it meaning you gotta build the maximum amount of material for minimum benefit. Fundamental laws of physics say this not just me. You cant take more energy from air than it has without sending the wind back the other way. Furthermore blockage effects limit the efficiency as solidity approaches 1 so there is no way this thing will ever pay for itself go ahead and try to dispute the fundamental physics of wind power but I'm afraid you have been scammed too

  • @CSGATI
    @CSGATI 6 років тому +2

    Nice thinking out of the box. Very inovative.

  • @recklessroges
    @recklessroges 6 років тому +15

    It looks like it would shake itself to bits and the surface area and mechanical resistance make me doubt that this is either practically function or the best use of materials for energy collection.

  • @flightisallright
    @flightisallright 6 років тому +39

    Amazing. Between 1 and 5,75 Watts being generated there. That's not enough to power a single average LED-bulb.

    • @blogobre
      @blogobre 6 років тому +1

      Oh I got 1 and 16W from the meter readings, though considering the obvious complexity [and cost] I would certainly agree.

    • @gerardvaughan1847
      @gerardvaughan1847 5 років тому +1

      That was the V.I supplied to the motor to make it go round and round.

    • @user-lj6gk4lv9s
      @user-lj6gk4lv9s 5 років тому +3

      They have a bigger one designed that will power 2 LED bulbs.

    • @harleyme3163
      @harleyme3163 5 років тому +1

      hmmm... 1 led..... 6 volts at .5 amps
      oh wait your right, soon as you plug it in that thing will stop dead

  • @jcoghill2
    @jcoghill2 4 роки тому

    50 of those short towers makes 20 kilowatts. Impressive especially the design! Solves the bird and blade erosion problems too. I think you have a winner and the decentralized aspect will not only cut costs but will work well in India. India is on its way to a huge change in it's society along with the electrification of all developing countries. Once there were electric lights in America everything changed. The biggest was work, which could now be a 24/7 affair. It doesn't work well to work in the dark or by torch light so people didn't do it unless they had to. Lives began to move twice as fast and everybody loved that. This meant production around the clock and more jobs for everyone and we loved that too. This is what's coming soon to an undeveloped or under-developed country near you and it's going to be massive.

  • @ZacLowing
    @ZacLowing 5 років тому +4

    It's not even going with the wind direction if you watch the trees in the background, lol. Thing is probably a dough mixer from an old bread factory

  • @jorgensenmj
    @jorgensenmj 6 років тому +23

    A 3 axle gear box requiring lubrication and periodic maintenance checks is suppose to be lower cost? It also looks like it is not self orienting (the blue mechanism looks like a hydraulic actuator to turn it in the right direction. Even the website says "Saphon’s aim wasn’t to improve the current wind turbines technology"

  • @OKFrax-ys2op
    @OKFrax-ys2op 6 років тому +2

    That's where my old saddle-light dish went! lol

  • @cottawalla
    @cottawalla 4 роки тому +4

    Simple test of an efficient design: imagine reversing it's function. Imagine this as the propeller on a small aeroplane and ask yourself, would it fly?

    • @mounirzag5135
      @mounirzag5135 4 роки тому

      Écrivez en français c mieux

    • @thomaspayne6866
      @thomaspayne6866 3 роки тому +2

      Put this design on a sail boat. If the wind pushes the boat, ask yourself if it’s efficient.

    • @thomaspayne6866
      @thomaspayne6866 3 роки тому

      I should’ve typed boat, not sail boat.

  • @erwinb3412
    @erwinb3412 2 роки тому

    Interesting design . But wind-turbines derive their energy from the length of the load-arm . For example : short length (diameter) of rotor is small power , long length of rotor is high power , because the longer the lever or arm (blade) of the rotor is , the more the wind can exert load on the axle of the rotor , and so on the generator . No matter whether it is a propellor , or this system . It is analog to the system of the lever , or like a crow bar . I also think this system is more prone to failure due to its more complex functioning than a more simple and therefore more robust rotor-system . The more simple the system the lesser the wear and tear and thus the longer the lifetime . If the disc is made bigger , then the energy output will be higher . That is also why the present generation of wind-turbines have such huge propellors . The long the lever , the higher the load possible .

  • @DrJohnnyJ
    @DrJohnnyJ 5 років тому

    Efficiency is more than power. It can refer to the ground space utilized, for example, the noise produced or the number of birds killed.

  • @mkeysou812
    @mkeysou812 6 років тому +4

    It's amazing, you just plug it in and away it goes!

    • @SuperReznative
      @SuperReznative 5 років тому

      Yeah Hah,hah,.!. that was my fi rst impression

  • @shamirshakir
    @shamirshakir 6 років тому +15

    20V and 30 milli amps for those light bulbs? Are you kidding me? It's a fraud.

  • @Xer06siX
    @Xer06siX 6 років тому

    It looks like it would fall the hell apart at higher rpm. Strange design.

  • @footstepsinchina299
    @footstepsinchina299 7 років тому +47

    It gets pushed by the wind on one side and pushes back on the other....that makes no sense...also looks like a real vibration maker with that crank shaft. Might make a better sex toy than generator.

  • @DaveWard-xc7vd
    @DaveWard-xc7vd 5 років тому +2

    I needed a good laugh this morning!

  • @igotsth
    @igotsth 6 років тому +1

    New genre of comedy in Tunisia!

  • @valveman12
    @valveman12 6 років тому +5

    Covert 80% of the Wind energy to electricity?
    How can anyone measure that let alone be able to capture 80% of the "Wind Energy".
    What does that even mean?
    It makes no sense !

  • @jaymiller3756
    @jaymiller3756 6 років тому +15

    Unintentional hilarity!

  • @starszychemik1012
    @starszychemik1012 5 років тому

    As a power generator it looks catastrophic. But as a CETI radiotelescope it's awesome.

  • @TheNeokorben
    @TheNeokorben 6 років тому

    IT IS NATURAL MOVEMENTS HOW THIS CUP WILL ACT IN THE WIND ,BUT IT WILL BREAK SO EASY IF THE WIND IS STRONG,AND THIS KIND OF ARTICULATION WILL MAKE IT UNDER STRESS ALL THE TIME,IT WILL WORK BUT IT WILL NEEDS CONTINUOUS MAINTENANCE AND WILL BREAK,SINCE IT IS NOT LIKE THE MOVEMENTS STURDY AND IN ONE DIRECTIONAL PLANE TO REDUCE THE STRESS ON THE TURNING JOINTS LIKE NORMAL WINDMILLS

  • @Jcoughlan
    @Jcoughlan 6 років тому +10

    No way this is more efficient than a normal prop. To many moving parts too.
    If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

    • @massatube
      @massatube 5 років тому

      Yeah and you can't beat coal fired power stations. hahahaha

  • @antonnym214
    @antonnym214 7 років тому +18

    I think that red light on the unit might be all it is able to power.

    • @GG-ub4ej
      @GG-ub4ej 6 років тому

      Anton Nym Sorry, that runs on battery.

    • @KC9UDX
      @KC9UDX 6 років тому +2

      It couldn't even power that.

  • @CAPTAINSSBN
    @CAPTAINSSBN 5 років тому

    If you look at your video you'll see a wind indicator which a far better design for generating energy. 3 cups any size will do the trick charge bat use inv to drive loads

  • @steveberrow5662
    @steveberrow5662 6 років тому +2

    That's funny
    Mankind still has humour

  • @patrickgroll2046
    @patrickgroll2046 5 років тому +3

    This is a drag device. As such, it's going to be absolutely left for dead by devices that have blades

  • @ahmedlotfy8972
    @ahmedlotfy8972 4 роки тому +2

    "twice as much" breaking news Albert betz died from a stroke then he heard this news

  • @stuartgray5877
    @stuartgray5877 6 років тому +42

    My very first impression is bad design. Looks very inefficient and will break in a couple of days.

    • @BipinSingh-ku1kw
      @BipinSingh-ku1kw 5 років тому +1

      Yes, I support you.

    • @OzzieWozzieOriginal
      @OzzieWozzieOriginal 5 років тому +1

      it will break in the first hour, after scientist have been fighting hard to perfect a rotation machine without eccentricity, lo and behold, another SCAM

    • @mounirzag5135
      @mounirzag5135 4 роки тому

      Écrivez en français c mieux

  • @jellybaby9630
    @jellybaby9630 3 роки тому

    GENIUS

  • @bowlweevil4161
    @bowlweevil4161 5 років тому +1

    I have been watching these siphon wind turbines for several years, the fact that I have never seen one for sale proves that they DON'T work

  • @Bobby-lv2kr
    @Bobby-lv2kr 6 років тому +1

    So brilliant ....

  • @sjh7132
    @sjh7132 6 років тому +1

    When they claim 80% that's a red flag. The highest possible is the Betz limit (no matter how strange the turbine), and that's 59%.

    • @gerardvaughan1847
      @gerardvaughan1847 5 років тому

      Yes the thing is utter lunacy. Albert Betz made some gross assumptions in his reasoning, but also drew attention to an otherwise overlooked fact.
      Another fact that is overlooked - particularly by "windfarm" designers - is that a Turbine has opposite " economy of size" to that of an Alternator.
      This makes the combined economy of size, a necklace- shaped function of Size. (on a "log". scale, i.e. x times so much per scale division) there exists a size region of lowest cost per unit of energy supplied. This is the region of size where the two components cost about the same. In my (rather large) experience, this region is around 0.5 to 1m diameter !!

    • @philhapgood4893
      @philhapgood4893 5 років тому

      Indeed, Don't forget Mr Betz!!

  • @luiul1
    @luiul1 5 років тому +1

    damnit! my girlfriend saw this and wants one now. she has this great recipe for scrambled eggs.

  • @rajarammallikgangiraju5730
    @rajarammallikgangiraju5730 6 років тому

    Very nice this type of wind will give constant torque to generator. Wonderful idea

  • @pemulungbaru.6031
    @pemulungbaru.6031 4 роки тому

    Unic turbin.I like it.

  • @kingmike40
    @kingmike40 6 років тому

    I live in west Texas and the wind here can be rather high. There was a shopping center that had 5 small China made wind turbines installed to power the shopping center. They lasted about 6 months. There are large wind turbines all over this part of the state but they have to be able to withstand a constant wind of 20 mph to gust of 60 mph. I heard that the 5 small wind turbines cost about 10,000 each.

    • @motley331
      @motley331 2 роки тому

      ?ummmm ..... vertical NOT horizon blades solves that issue

  • @0077alfie
    @0077alfie 5 років тому

    google 'tension turbine' it provides more power than the 3 blade, and is vastly expandable. the ferris wheels in NY prove it!

  • @hdcandela5697
    @hdcandela5697 6 років тому

    certainly innovative.

  • @kevinlane1219
    @kevinlane1219 7 років тому

    I'm confused as to how this works and what sort of sails the Carthaginians used back in their day.

  • @granskare
    @granskare 5 років тому +2

    we'd had a similar design in USA but we have the the large turbine blades.

  • @davidreece6193
    @davidreece6193 6 років тому

    More like the blue thing behind is doing all the work. It’s a motor. The action is more mechanical than wind generated. Someone has eluded the same already.

  • @donsenor9333
    @donsenor9333 5 років тому

    Hay que colocarla en un tunel de viento y medir la eficiencia, asi de facil. ( yo estimo un 15% )

  • @chrisfryer3118
    @chrisfryer3118 6 років тому

    doesn't look that efficient to me, its blowing about 20mph at ground level, yet the saphona thing is intermittently working. I'd get about 500 watts with a 6 blade, 3foot blade length 1kw turbine

  • @pvminister
    @pvminister 4 роки тому

    Da wird man ja Seekrank vom zuschauen

  • @Zenas521
    @Zenas521 6 років тому +1

    I applaud their efforts in attempting to replace the "bird guillotines" we have now.

  • @KAYAPOGAN
    @KAYAPOGAN 6 років тому +21

    It can be destroyed absurdly ease, super unstable fighting against strong wind it won't last 2 minutes. Forget it

    • @LtHarkness187
      @LtHarkness187 6 років тому +3

      Kaipogan+ but it could retract, but you are right. I'm happy they are trying though, even a stupid idea could spark a brilliant one! quote Ben Harkness-Brown

    • @KAYAPOGAN
      @KAYAPOGAN 6 років тому

      LtHarkness187 It is not a bad criticism I am just saying cos I have experience working with wind

    • @LtHarkness187
      @LtHarkness187 6 років тому +1

      As an 'alcoholic' (more just relaxing to me) I get threw 1.25lt of Johnny Walker Red Label 40% maybe a little more every 1-3 days, I have to work so I stop drinking 4-hours before work its the work that stops me, but intelligent enough to know work funds this degenerative life style? Its like that catch connect 4 "uno that works" when you need work, knowing the hard work pays for such a degenerate behavior?....... well that's how hard my dick is right now..... I too have experience working with wind! they(()) their really should be sarcasm text.... for better users kek..

    • @LtHarkness187
      @LtHarkness187 6 років тому

      Jason Poole + Hence a Retractable type wind model would be more advisable and I'm sure are being analysed and tested, stupid idea's spark insanely inconceivable idea's Quote "Ben Harkness-Brown"

  • @ophello
    @ophello 6 років тому +4

    That might be the worst wind turbine I’ve ever seen.

  • @sirifail4499
    @sirifail4499 6 років тому

    Boy, were they ambitious with the number of bulbs on their display board, or what?
    At 0:47, we see voltage (apparently) between 20V and 33V. We see current (apparently) ranging between 20mA and 40mA.
    That's a power of between 0.4W and 1.2W. As someone else mentioned, not enough to light an LED light bulb.
    On a really windy week (month). they could harvest 1kWh in, what, between 40 days and 120 days? At $0.16/kWh, that'd be about $0.50 and $1 per year.
    We're talking a really, really long return on investment!
    Maybe the could put two or three garbage can lids up there and double the power.
    Or build a wind farm in a foreign country!
    With a wind farm, maybe you could light a single light bulb!

  • @tifino1692
    @tifino1692 6 років тому

    wow! a dish shaped blade

  • @patrioticamerican3495
    @patrioticamerican3495 6 років тому

    It does make sense, instead of two blades it is one, I get it, just don't know the proper terminology to describe it.

  • @MaiderGZ
    @MaiderGZ 5 років тому +1

    keep going you are close guys!!🔝

  • @michaeldev5962
    @michaeldev5962 6 років тому

    What happened when strong wind hits that wobbly thing lol that will fly like a ufo

  • @MrThenry1988
    @MrThenry1988 6 років тому

    Awesome. Keep your chin up and keep trying.

  • @banaspati5191
    @banaspati5191 6 років тому

    Did they thinks the vibration can make it collapse ...

  • @rowanshole
    @rowanshole 6 років тому

    Powered by the sound of one hand clapping?

  • @brucewmclaughlin9072
    @brucewmclaughlin9072 6 років тому +3

    well at least they tried. I haven't come up with anything better , how about you guys?.

    • @0077alfie
      @0077alfie 5 років тому

      yeah, google 'tension turbine' several times more efficient than the 3 blade, and is vastly expandable.

  • @ronaldreed7698
    @ronaldreed7698 6 років тому

    I am so sorry to tell you this but your accent is so strong I cannot understand what your saying, I tried to watch several times to no avail. I thought nothing could be worse then syn-voice, well I found it this morning.
    So you know im so very interested, I wish I spoke Hindi...

    • @christiangeiselmann
      @christiangeiselmann 6 років тому

      Ronald Reed Easy to understand when you are used to a bit of international English.

  • @fayzemourie7776
    @fayzemourie7776 5 років тому

    it look good idea and super diversion from long not so nice wind mill

  • @davetaylor2449
    @davetaylor2449 7 років тому +41

    This is just to stupid. It's suppose to create energy in spite of also creating its own resistance to the contrary.

    • @fCauneau
      @fCauneau 6 років тому +6

      Yep !! This is just supposed to make money ;-)

    • @barrykaine6526
      @barrykaine6526 6 років тому +11

      It seems more like a Monty Python video, than real life. I have a feeling this thing only "generates" publicity for grant money.

    • @marekjanovsky
      @marekjanovsky 6 років тому +2

      is there a dwarf inside to make it moving..?

    • @nobodyuknow2490
      @nobodyuknow2490 6 років тому +5

      @ Erik J
      I can only hope you're joking...
      First, there is no perpetual motion of any kind, it defies the basic laws of thermodynamics.
      Second, there is no pressurization of any kind occurring here, and even if there were (which there isn't) the "pressure" can never exceed atmosphere, 14.7lb/in^2 at sea level (where they are) and the wind being a fluid will not allow itself to become pressurized when it isn't contained in any way and will just flow out and around any supposed containment this preposterous design would attempt to achieve.
      Third, this video is two years old, and you haven't heard a single thing about this ludicrous design of bladeless wind turbine elsewhere... why exactly do you think that is?
      Keep in mind, wind turbines/mills have been tried in numerous configurations for literally THOUSANDS of years, and only now is this magical design magically appearing and so great, save for the fact that the demonstration can't light even a single bulb in the array because it displays on the multimeter at 0:45 at around 33 volts and about 0.11 amps, so maybe around 3.63 watts. Oh, and that's DC, not AC, so if you wanted to use it for a household appliance that uses AC it would have to go through an inverter, which would be "lossy" as well.
      This isn't me saying it's generating no power, this is THEIR OWN EQUIPMENT saying it's generating hardly enough wattage to light a SINGLE LED bulb used in a keychain flashlight.
      So, they are fighting against mathematics, physics, thermodynamics, and reality... which is why this scam died out over three years ago and merely managed to bubble its way back to the top of the crap heap in the last two years to make another round of april-fools.

    • @ej.pro9437
      @ej.pro9437 6 років тому +1

      Nobody Uknow
      I think you misunderstood my use of terms ... obviously PRESSURE cannot be accumulated as the air can flow around the bowl... I was referring to the FORCE of the wind, which is trapped inside the bowl like the wind on the sail of a boat. You do understand how sailboats work right? Although Sailboats have no regard for atmospheric pressure, magically the FORCE of the wind still makes them move anyway. Have some common sense bro. Additionally you also have no idea how the geometry of the toggle system and the gearing angles and other internal mechanisms are set up. It is true that is isn’t generating a lot of power, but that has nothing to do with the mechanics. The generator is obviously not efficient but again... this is a prototype and those shortcomings can be rectified. They comment very early on about the efficiency. Look at the small size of the thing. It seems apparent to me that it would be useful in situation where a large bladed turbine would not be feasible. I think that’s the point. A small footprint solution for specific situations. It’s seems evident to me that more work is needed, but I see this as a concept... not a finished product and I’m giving them credit for creativity. There must have been some necessity for them to design it the way they did. I don’t think they meant for it to replace the huge wind turbines already out there... it’s a solution for a specific situation.
      This is what inventors do, they work as much as they can on a concept until they need outside help, either with technical assistance or with finances. I don’t see them as scammers. How many products have you invented and brought to market? There is a difficult process to navigate. And There are countless products that never make it to market for many different reasons. To say that a lack of mass production is equal to lack of validity just isn’t true. Big corps couldn’t care least about the environment. They just want fast easy money, and they aren’t concerned with helping out small niche groups or dealing with specialized products unless they can rape people on the pricing. This is why specialty products are usually reserved for the wealthy because that’s the only way they can make the profit margin they require for niche products. obviously isn’t a fortune maker, but it could be useful in certain situations.
      And you’re over reaching on the single led power consumption. 3 Watts is plenty for a small led panel which can provide a quite useful amount of light. I’ve developed products in the LED industry. A Walmart LED flashlight is far less efficient than a high end set up. There are more factors than just the led itself. No one uses the DIP or bulb that you are referring to. They use SMD chips, and along with a good driver you can put out a very good amount of light with 3 Watts. In any case, I doubt that they would be tapping the juice straight off the generator, they would be charging batteries with it, which this would do just fine as is. If left overnight to charge it could charge a full bank of 8 to 12 car batteries overnight. Which could be very useful. Obviously not as a continuous power source, but as an emergency back up system. It would work for a small outpost in an emergency situation.

  • @greenbuttonelectricalrenew3363
    @greenbuttonelectricalrenew3363 5 років тому

    I can see the failure points clear as day.

  • @user-eh5gj1hx9z
    @user-eh5gj1hx9z 5 років тому

    They didn't TURN with the wind! BIG fault! The motion alone will tear this thing to pieces in NO TIME!

  • @Darthreloy
    @Darthreloy 6 років тому +3

    They use these for all their power in Wakanda.

    • @harleyme3163
      @harleyme3163 5 років тому

      that explains why they have light bulbs that only need 1/5 of a watt to light up....

  • @roblovegreen
    @roblovegreen 5 років тому

    Looks like someone forgot to tighten a screw. Wobble wobble 🤓

  • @stephenburgess5109
    @stephenburgess5109 5 років тому +1

    looks like it wouldnt last long in a sand storm

  • @ettorediblasio7241
    @ettorediblasio7241 6 років тому +2

    Delenda Cartago!

  • @joandar1
    @joandar1 6 років тому

    Looks really cheap to make that very inefficient device that will wear out in no time. I unfortunately do not see them for sale almost two years after this is posted! Must be GOOD!

  • @MrPetrochelly
    @MrPetrochelly 5 років тому

    Why they looks like praying for the device start to work?

  • @monaxp606
    @monaxp606 3 роки тому +1

    5 years... there is no changing game = Failed.

  • @TheViewFromUpHere
    @TheViewFromUpHere 6 років тому +1

    Cannot compete against new 12 MW off shore wind turbines, too little too late.

  • @kaoskode
    @kaoskode 6 років тому

    This is stupid. There isn't enough surface area to generate enough power and the design looks like it will never last. To much maintenance.

  • @QuantumEnergySearch
    @QuantumEnergySearch 2 роки тому

    The best windmill is not the most efficient one, it is the one with the least moving parts. This one has many moving parts and is very small, which is why it is trash.

  • @Adirondacks4me
    @Adirondacks4me 6 років тому

    Looks like a mechanical nightmare...that would shake itself to pieces or at least create and enormous amount of wear on parts....

  • @jesperbroberg8204
    @jesperbroberg8204 6 років тому

    Haha what the fuck is this!

  • @vonjuez654
    @vonjuez654 5 років тому

    Show us the math in comparison with a three blade turbine

  • @robwallace1501
    @robwallace1501 6 років тому

    It’s shaking about more than gramps with Parkinson’s

  • @harleyme3163
    @harleyme3163 5 років тому

    so, I see they're in an area where the wind is pretty constant in one dirrection... thats because it has no way of turning itself into the wind.. number 2, it will never exeed 200 ish rpm because a rotating cantalever will destroy itself unless you counter balance it... hence thing thing weighs twice as much as it needs to... hence the gigantic pole that normal 3 blade gen's are on a broomstick.
    and finally , we have trees ya stupid desert ppl. lol

  • @drumchefhubdad8698
    @drumchefhubdad8698 6 років тому +4

    Wow! Not just hogwash technology but also 10 times more distracting than a normal wind turbine and 100 times more unappealing.

    • @SuperReznative
      @SuperReznative 5 років тому

      Drumchef hubdad ,,Yup ,very distracting,,,,, to wildlife, birds,,,and fish! Memorizing as they hypnotize their investors...

  • @richardwood6183
    @richardwood6183 6 років тому

    Great stuff don’t let it get covered up.

  • @KOS762
    @KOS762 5 років тому

    What happens when the wind stops? uhhh..... yah.... try giant batteries.... theyare making them as we speak.

  • @discouniverse
    @discouniverse 7 років тому +3

    cheaper????? :)

  • @vincentrobinette1507
    @vincentrobinette1507 5 років тому

    Just like Futurism's blade-less turbines. Just not enough swept area, to produce any more power, than a traditional horizontal axis turbine. This may, or may not be competitive with a savonius vertical axis turbine. (55 gal. barrels, cut in half)For efficiency this poor, there are much simpler, more reliable designs.

  • @debendragurung3033
    @debendragurung3033 6 років тому

    This looks very cool but by design is the least efficient, even less than the savonius design.

  • @fourfourths8445
    @fourfourths8445 6 років тому +1

    Why does this thing look like a hoax?

  • @stefanomarcellini6027
    @stefanomarcellini6027 6 років тому

    you need to know the betz formula / law

  • @warrenpierce5542
    @warrenpierce5542 6 років тому +2

    If global warming was man caused, if "fossil" fuel was actually scarce, I would still not be interested.

  • @clist9406
    @clist9406 5 років тому +3

    Cant be serious. It will consume more power than it makes to rotate arm .
    Fail

  • @Yessimzhan
    @Yessimzhan 4 роки тому

    It is better than vortex which won the H2020 grant!!!

  • @doddgarger6806
    @doddgarger6806 4 роки тому

    Wow

  • @rommelcarino967
    @rommelcarino967 3 роки тому

    Not good. Its inefficient. The eay it moves its so restricted. Also there is to much drag.

  • @papabits5721
    @papabits5721 5 років тому +4

    It’s already broken