DE20104727U1 - Wind energy wheel - Google Patents

Description

.ilhelm Eger, Neustrasse 23, 72379 Hechingen. Fax: 07471 12413

Description

for the
Wind energy wheel

In further letters abbreviated to "WiEnRa." or "WiEnRa."

Wind turbines have always existed. In the past, they were used almost exclusively to drive well pumps. And yet it is still possible to improve wind turbines today. This is what we are trying to do in an innovative way.

The dwindling fossil energy sources force us to look for other forms of energy. The free, inexhaustible, residue-free energy "wind energy" is a good option, but it doesn't make it easy for enthusiasts.

This can be seen in the so-called wind farms. They cost millions of DM and cause an obvious strain on the landscape while generating relatively little electricity. These findings require the search for a more solid solution.

An alternative is offered by the following
"Wind Energy Wheels" (WiEnRa.)

These are WiEnRa that do not harm the landscape; do not require a building site; assembly, monitoring and maintenance can be carried out in-house; and require only a small fraction of the purchase costs. The installations can be carried out on factories and residential buildings, which replaces the disruptive high masts of wind farms; makes you independent of other energy suppliers!

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The WiEnRa. are mounted coaxially in a column that can be rotated 360 degrees. This means that they automatically adjust to the respective wind direction. The column can be set in concrete or set up on cantilever feet. The dynamo is built into the housing and holds the rotor blades via the hub with adjustment mechanisms.

A wind deflector is firmly attached to the housing. It directs the compressed wind at right angles to the rotor blades, thereby increasing the torque.

Sheet 4 shows some types of buildings whose roof shape ensures a compressed supply of wind to the wind turbines. The wind turbines themselves also have an adjustable wind deflector. The rotor blades are shaped specifically for this purpose. They also have an angle adjustment option and storm wind protection.

A factory building with a flat roof, in which various wind turbines are combined on the entire top floor to form a "wind energy power plant". "Votovoltaic systems" are also to be installed on the roof to form a large power plant.

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shows a small ground floor building with 3 WiEnRa. built into a gable roof. With such low buildings it is a prerequisite that they are located in a windy location. There are many of them.

The WiEnRa. can be fitted with panels E, to give a better picture.

WiEnRa. installed on multi-storey or high-rise buildings is the most efficient, replaces the annoying, expensive wind farm masts, and is also invisible.

The connection to the general power grid provides electricity sales or, in case of emergency, electricity withdrawal.

To avoid noise, the systems are mounted on multiple anti-noise and anti-fiber systems. ...

Claims (6)

1. WiEnRa. characterized in that the rotor blades Fig. 1 (6) are exchangeable and can be rotated about their axes for angle adjustment for the best efficiency and for deflection in the event of storm winds. 2. WiEnRä. according to claim 1, characterized in that the factory buildings for the purpose of installing this type of WiEnRä have the roof shape according to (sheet 4) figures A-B, C, D, for feeding, compressing and directing the incoming wind. 3. WiEnRä. according to claim 1, characterized in that the WiEnRä. are equipped with wind guidance attachment Fig. 2, (4)(7) and Fig. 3, for the angle-correct wind guidance and Beaufort on the special rotor blades. 4. WiEnRa. according to claim 1, characterized in that several WiEnRä. are combined to form a compact unit, to form a complete wind energy block 5. WiEnRa. according to claim 1, characterized in that the unit is mounted vertically, coaxially in a column, Fig. 2, (3), rotatable through 360 degrees, the respective adjustment in the wind direction is carried out automatically 6. WiEnRa. according to claim 1, characterized in that the WiEnRä are equipped with cantilever feet for universal installation on different ground conditions.