Airborne wind energy- a review
conference contribution
posted on 2019-05-28, 13:57 authored by Mahdi Ebrahimi Salari, Joseph Coleman, Daniel ToalDaniel ToalAirborne Wind Energy (AWE) is a new approach to harvest stronger wind streams at higher altitudes for renewable energy. This paper reviews recent developments in this field. Conventional wind energy and current constrains for its development are discussed and airborne wind energy as an appropriate solution in the literature is reviewed. Different AWE technologies are reviewed and appraised and other related issues such as transmission and curtailment are discussed.
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EFFECTS OF DIET FORMULATION ON ZOONOTIC PATHOGENS IN SWINE FECES AND MANURE
Agricultural Research Service
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International Congress on Energy Efficiency and Energy Related Materials (ENEFM2015). Springer Proceedings in Energy, Oral A., Bahsi Oral Z. (eds);Publisher
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