Charles asks…
wat are the parts used electricity generating windmill?
admin answers:
You have a number of things:
1. Air foil of some sort (fan, propeller, etc).
2. Stand (to put air foil up into the wind).
3. Generator (to take the turning force of the wind and convert it to electricity).
4. Electrical conversion hardware. Most people put the energy into batteries for delayed usage or synchronize it to the power grid and sell it back to the power company. The conversion hardware you need depends on what you are doing with the hardware.
Sharon asks…
What is the correct name for the rotating part of a windmill?
admin answers:
The sails
Donna asks…
how do i get past the Abandoned Mini Golf Course for CSi Hard Evidence for the wii. How to enter the windmill?
i need help getting past the windmill part..HELP!!!
admin answers:
Abandoned Miniature Golf Course:
Turn left.
Click on grass in golfing hole (TP).
Click on fallen lamp near the greens (TP).
Enter windmill.
Click on waste basket (TP).
Move mattress.
Click on golf ball.
Exit windmill.
Go downstairs.
Click on golfing hole.
Click on pipe.
Click on dumpster.
Catch fifth insect.
Go upstairs.
Enter windmill.
Click golf ball.
Exit windmill.
Go downstairs.
Use Gloves to collect Roll of Cash.
Examine evidence.
Use Tweezers to get Hair from Roll of Cash.
Betty asks…
Is it true that you can make a windmill that generates electricity out of old parts of a dishwasher?
I was at this local factory on a school trip where they reuse old stuff people drop off to them and sell it as a way to reduce reuse and recycle (keep it green!) and they said that if you take out the copper coils in a old dishwasher you can make a windmill to power your home. Is it really possible?
Thanks
Thanks, that helps but I was was wondering, would it be possible to give me any links or sources of more info- but any info is great
admin answers:
Most electric motors can be converted into generators with some minor modifications. Here’s an article about converting appliance motors:
http://www.qsl.net/ns8o/Induction_Generator.html
The windmill itself will be the hard part. Maybe you could adapt an old farm wind-pump. You’d also need to add some sort of transmission, and maybe a governor, to turn your home-made generator at a suitable speed.
John asks…
What keeps the stones together in a windmill?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bearsphoto/963415991/sizes/l/
Specifically this windmill. Did they use mud? Plaster? Water?
For part of my English assignment, I chose to use a windmill as my subject, and I’d like to know what keeps the structure together.
admin answers:
Mortar
Daniel asks…
What do I do after I find the windmill of cards in Alice in Wonderland DS game?
I can’t seem to get past that part. I can’t find that invisible person, I grew the tree by the windmill, and I still can’t find a way past that part of the game. Little Help please?
admin answers:
Don’t know.
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