Most innovative wind turbine designs

This turbine is named after its manufacturing company Whale power. This turbine has usually downy blades on a turbine adding a sequence of edges and the bump on humpback whale fins. Its innovative blade design can increase yearly electrical production for existing wind farms by 20 percent. It is a very innovative and unique design of wind turbine which can help in increasing the production of electricity.

This wind turbine is designed for a metropolitan environment with low wind pace and altering wind directions. Most of the conventional wind turbines incarcerate horizontal winds and rotate by following the changes in wind direction. But this new quiet revolution qr5 wind turbine design allows the turbine to assemble wind from all directions evenly.

The first qr5 turbine was established in a suburb of London named Dagenham, in March 2007. At the end of the year 2008 above 70 turbines had been mounted all over the United Kingdom.

It is exactly similar to the Quiet Revolution, a vertical wind turbine. As it is tall by 30-foot and wide by 4-foot therefore it produces 2000 kilowatts per hour specified 12 mph winds, and it can endure winds up to 105 mph. It has a tall, slim propeller less rotor and with the help of its vertical airfoils it creates more power. These wind turbines have been settled up across the county in museums, homes, schools, and businesses.

Magenn Air Rotor System is a wind power solution with diverse advantages over existing conventional wind turbines like worldwide consumption, lesser expenses, finer operational performance and better ecological advantages. This turbine rotates about a horizontal axis in reaction to wind and creates electrical energy. MARS is still being experienced, but it is planned to be released for commercial use in 2009 or 2010. Recommended spots for this turbine include islands, off-shore drilling stations and mining locations.

The Windbelt is an also a good apparatus for transferring wind power to electricity. This turbine is invented by Shawn Frayne. It is a small-scale wind turbine which can produce 40 mill watts in 10-mph winds and merely costs a couple of dollars. The aim of making this turbine is to help the poor power their lights reasonably and carefully. It is invented by Shawn Frayne and he is trying to advance its design to make it more reasonable. This wind turbine is intended for third world countries, with installations in Guatemala and Haiti.

The Honeywell wind turbine is a tiny lightweight gearless system. It was designed by Wind Tronics, which is six feet in diameter. As it is rooftop wind turbine that works 2 miles per hour thus is ideal for homes and small businesses. Like conventional wind turbines it does not have gears. Instead, it generates power from magnets in its blade tips. It will be presented at ACE Hardware this fall.

It is a vertical-axis wind turbine which works quietly and executes well in low-speed winds. It is not like the other conventional turbines, which either rely only on lift, infect it uses the combination of both. Its exclusive airfoil lets it create power at stumpy wind speeds. These turbines are also used in homes, cell towers, wind farms, and buildings.