Vertical axis wind turbine funding (VAWTs) are a type of wind
generator where the main rotor shaft is set vertically and the main
components are located at the base of the turbine. VAWTs offer a
number of advantages over traditional horizontal-axis wind turbines
(HAWTs). They can be packed closer together in wind farms, allowing
more in a given space. they are smaller, but rather due to the
slowing effect on the air that HAWTs have, forcing designers to
separate them by ten times their width.
GreeF vertical axis wind turbine funding are rugged, quiet, light,
Omni-directional, and they do not create as much stress on the
support structure. They do not require as much wind to generate
power, thus allowing them to be closer to the ground. By being
closer to the ground they are easily maintained and can be
installed on rooftop and similar tall structures.
