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WP101: Residential Wind Power
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Participants
in this workshop will learn to design and install residential wind
systems, up to 100 kWh/day in capacity. The workshop will cover
system sizing, site analysis, installation and safety issues, and
hardware specification.
Learn about the different available residential wind turbines,
how they work, and the advantages and disadvantages of each. This
workshop will not cover do-it-yourself wind turbines, vertical
axis turbines, roof mounting and short towers, or commercial Turbines
Topics Include
- Site analysis
- Towers and tower economics
- How residential wind generators work
- Grid-tied systems
- Off-grid wind/PV hybrid systems
- Wind system sizing
- Legal issues and zoning
- Installation and safety considerations
Sessions
Related Reading
Wind Power
by Paul Gipe
Related Workshops
Quotes from Past Participants
The spectacular synergy of the instructors made
for an unforgettable week chock full of useful info one cannot
find elsewhere on this continent: Info to spread in the quest
for clean energy and dignity.
- Residential Wind Power workshop participant, 2007
The wind class gave me the information and knowledge I need to feel confident enough to research, design, and install a system. I feel like I can now make a contribution to the world by implementing some renewable energy. I believe I can make a difference.
-- Residential Wind Power workshop participant, 2006
Workshops begin at 9 am unless otherwise noted. Please show up
at 8:30 am the first day.
PO Box 715 76 S. 2nd St. Carbondale, CO 81623 970-963-8855 fax: 970-963-8866
sei@solarenergy.org
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