Topical account of the history and future development of wind power technology, potentially a substantial contributor to global energy needs.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Peter Musgrove's wind power interests go back to 1974 when he was teaching engineering at Reading University. Though wind power was then the UK's least favoured renewable energy option he strongly argued the case for large offshore wind farms and gained recognition for their potential. He was also very much involved in the UK vertical axis wind turbine programme through the 1970s and 1980s. He was one of the prime movers in the 1978 formation of the British Wind Energy Association (BWEA) and was its first Chairman. He left academia for industry in 1988 and as National Wind Power's Head of Development through the 1990s was involved in all aspects of wind farm development and wind turbine assessment. He retired in 2003 and was given the BWEA's first Lifetime Achievement Award.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Acknowledgements 1. Wind power and our energy needs - an overview 2. The first windmills 3. Seven centuries of service 4. Generating electricity - the experimental years, 1887 to 1973 5. Evolution of the modern wind turbine, 1973 to 1990 6. Progress and economics in Europe, 1973 to 1990 7. UK progress, 1973 to 1990 8. Development and deployment, 1990 to 2008 9. The future: from marginal to mainstream Appendix 1. The power output from wind turbines Appendix 2. The performance of traditional windmills Appendix 3. Wind characteristics Notes to chapters Notes to Appendices References Index.
Preface; Acknowledgements; 1. Wind power and our energy needs - an overview; 2. The first windmills; 3. Seven centuries of service; 4. Generating electricity - the experimental years, 1887 to 1973; 5. Evolution of the modern wind turbine, 1973 to 1990; 6. Progress and economics in Europe, 1973 to 1990; 7. UK progress, 1973 to 1990; 8. Development and deployment, 1990 to 2008; 9. The future: from marginal to mainstream; Appendix 1. The power output from wind turbines; Appendix 2. The performance of traditional windmills; Appendix 3. Wind characteristics; Notes to chapters; Notes to Appendices; References; Index.
Preface Acknowledgements 1. Wind power and our energy needs - an overview 2. The first windmills 3. Seven centuries of service 4. Generating electricity - the experimental years, 1887 to 1973 5. Evolution of the modern wind turbine, 1973 to 1990 6. Progress and economics in Europe, 1973 to 1990 7. UK progress, 1973 to 1990 8. Development and deployment, 1990 to 2008 9. The future: from marginal to mainstream Appendix 1. The power output from wind turbines Appendix 2. The performance of traditional windmills Appendix 3. Wind characteristics Notes to chapters Notes to Appendices References Index.
Preface; Acknowledgements; 1. Wind power and our energy needs - an overview; 2. The first windmills; 3. Seven centuries of service; 4. Generating electricity - the experimental years, 1887 to 1973; 5. Evolution of the modern wind turbine, 1973 to 1990; 6. Progress and economics in Europe, 1973 to 1990; 7. UK progress, 1973 to 1990; 8. Development and deployment, 1990 to 2008; 9. The future: from marginal to mainstream; Appendix 1. The power output from wind turbines; Appendix 2. The performance of traditional windmills; Appendix 3. Wind characteristics; Notes to chapters; Notes to Appendices; References; Index.
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'Wind Power is a fully researched and carefully referenced story to be read page by page as an integrated whole. For the enthusiast, it is a thriller. ...Throughout [Musgrove] maintains the 'good read', with the text never muddled or boring. There have been many books on wind power, but none of this stature and competence for placing the technology as a pillar of our ongoing world economy.' John Twidell, AMSET Centre, Horninghold
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