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Renewable energy science fair project:
Number and Size of Blades of a Wind Turbine vs. Electrical Output




 

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    Science Fair Project Information
    Title: The Effects of the Number and Size of Blades of a Wind Turbine on Electrical Output
    Subject: Renewable Energy
    Grade level: Elementary School - Grades 4-6
    Academic Level: Ordinary
    Project Type: Experimental
    Cost: Low
    Affiliation: Selah Intermediate School
    Year: 2000
    Description: A model windmill is built from balsa wood. A motor that is used as a generator is attached to the windmill. Different wind velocities are applied by a fan and output voltage is recorded by a multimeter. Those steps are repeated with different blade lengths and number.
    Link: http://www.selah.k12.wa.us/SOAR/SciProj2000/JohnH.html
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