Modern Sculpture.


Modern Sculpture.
Industrial area wind turbine.

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  1. Don Griffiths26 August 2013 at 13:04

    Are they the ones off Leach Hwy near Cloverdale?  Saw them briefly the other day and thought them interesting.

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  2. Rob Masters26 August 2013 at 13:16

    I can see them from Temperly Close in Welshpool... They would be towards Leach Hwy.

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  3. Mitch Christov (Haematite)26 August 2013 at 15:06

    wind turbine, airflow leads to lift going in a horizontal angle, centripital force brings the next "wing" into airflow. the oblique curve maximizes this continuing motion at low wind speeds but reduces output at high speed.

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  4. Stephen Gunnell26 August 2013 at 15:15

    Unfortunately it doesnt have much of a swept area which limits its maximum power. Sadly the 3 blade horizontal axis turbine is still king 8-(.

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  5. Stephen Gunnell27 August 2013 at 19:49

    I had an errand down that way today so I detoured a little and took a look. There are 3 of them alongside the new office block at the Toyota vehicle distribution centre on Miles road in Kewdale. The close-up on Google Maps is too old to show them. The blades are bright white, I could see them from the intersection of Abernathy Rd & Leach Hwy.

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