WIND WALL TURBINE Update 2

The three turbine blade designs are in final testing.

[brettbenson]

I've been thinking about re-doing my fences and I really like how this looks. I hadn't thought about using it for more than decoration.

[MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

They all look like beautiful art installations.

[ToneKneeParaSocial]

Love it!
Probably need some form of screen or filter to help protect animals and property.

[nomadicbydesign]

I'm adoring the designs you are coming up with. Brilliancy in action!

[iwontbebeat]

Ok, seeing prototype CG is enough . We wanna see actually installed wind turbines in a action with how much power are generating . Am I asking too much ?

[valcvetanoski]

Put these along side busy highways and also replace sound barriers with these.

[Salanan]

Looks great. Could be an excellent addition to my roof solar.

[mrksk]

That's just brilliant . In case of winds throught large are od open fields farmers would have an option to stop wind and use it to protect environment against drought and make some electric power

[orksecurity]

I definitely like the idea of applying a bit of industrial design to make a combined wind turbine and kinetic art piece. Safety, and airflow, considerations could affect how to mount it and where it could be used. Weatherizing it for Northern climates might have similar issues. But all of that's stuff which can probably be resolved.

I doubt noise would be much of an issue; i'm guessing it would be in the same range as heat pumps/ACs already in use, 50dB range.

Multiple small shafts rather than one big one does open up new vane designs, as illustrated in the video. The question is going to be what real-world yearly power output is like vs. cost of installation and maintenance.

I'm already doing solar net-metering; if my town would let me install this and the numbers work out and the incidentals are addressed I'd definitely be interested.

[panchora]

I do like how they look. Will be interesting to see the concept tested out irl.

[danlee]

Quite beautiful. I'd be interested in how much power these structures can generate. Would they be a good addition to home solar?

[erickpac]

Buenos dias, estamos interesados en una turbina, cuando las va tener disponibles saludos desde Guatemala

[Undercoverbooks]

I'd be interested to know if it would generate much noise, as this is often a complaint with typical windmills. Would like to know if this is ever developed and available.

[hujumujunastodwa]

looks nice but light/shadow play would be terrible, also I wonder what noise it makes

[kerribarber]

I am very interested in the retail application of this project. We are currently experimenting with hybrid off grid systems for real families who cannot invest thousands for a complete system. Your wall has great potential as it's beautiful to appease county permitting review, lightweight, and may be cost effective depending on the wiring screen and relay shut-off.

[RubyShitBox]

Genius level stuff here, Joe.
I hope to see you share it with the world.

[russbritt]

I live in a solar powered home and hope to see other affordable options to make electric at home

[ldamian]

Cudowne rozwiązanie to i cena będzie cudna😁

[kastnerr]

Should be installed in the median of roads. Denver international airport has an art display in one of the shuttle tunnels comprised of a bunch of small propellers that spin as the trains passes. I always felt that was a missed opportunity.

[rdetox]

Hi Joe,

Fantastic looking project, be great if it becomes a reality. Would there be an opportunity for custom designed frames? The best place in my house would be attached to a chimney breast which is an obscure, albeit angular shape, wider at the bottom than the top. As I understand it, the system works via a series of vertical rods so this would work to an irregular shape simply by having different length rods in series to mirror the shape required.

Secondly, are you looking for investors? I am a keen advocate of renewable energy and as you may be aware there is an energy crisis in the UK right now so, for the right customer, there has never been a better time for a project such as yours.

Last question, how easy would it be to adjust the wall to UK output?

Many Thanks.

James.