89 Year Old Veteran Invents Wind Turbine That Does NOT Endanger Wildlife

  • So what's the secret behind this amazing new way of generating wind power? Placing all of the moving parts inside:

    The wind turbine technically speaking isn’t bladeless because the blades are housed inside the windsock. The unit is completely self contained and slightly cone shaped. This shape compresses the air and allows the turbine to turn in lower wind speeds. It’s also very quiet because all moving parts are contained inside the unit this helps reduce the sound produced. This reduces and probably completely eliminates the danger to birds caused by traditional open bladed wind turbine designs.

    “OUR DESIGN DOES NOT HAVE ANY EXTERNAL MOVING PARTS TO HIT THE BIRDS,” WRITES GREEN ON HIS WEBSITE. “OUR UNIT IS EASY TO SEE SO THE BIRDS CAN AVOID IT, AND ALL MOVING PARTS ARE INTERNAL. THE BLADES ARE MOUNTED BEHIND THE WINDSOCK AND INNER COMPRESSION CONE, THEREFORE MAKING THEM NONACCESSIBLE TO BIRDS. ALSO, OUR TURBINES MAKE VIRTUALLY NO NOISE.” RAYMOND GREEN CATCHING WIND POWER

    What do you think of this new development in energy production? Would you be interested in using wind energy if you could use one of these bird-friendly turbines? Share your thoughts in the comment section below!

    Article Source: Off Grid World



    21 Comments

    1. Andrew Hardy said:

      Its a reversed jet engine model south an air scoop, I want to see how it does with extreme weather. Oh, and if you’ve ever seen Big Hero 6, similar models are mounted on blimps and tethered to the buildings they power…

    2. Ed davis said:

      I wish I had one. We have plenty of wind, and lots of birds. My problem I am poor. So they would have to be very inexpensive

    3. Shannon Lane said:

      Never miss the fact the guy is 90! Never ever give up on an idea! Ever!!!!

    4. Robert J. Henn lll said:

      Happy to put two up on my house right now just to test them out.

    5. Sharon Woomer said:

      what a wonderful man you are…..inventing something that wont hurt birds and still emprove life for humans…i sure hope this catches on..

    6. Sergio B Damasceno said:

      I think it is really great that this man invented something so cool. But, what I’m most intrigued about is: why is it important to readers that he is 89 years old. Does his age mean that the accomplishment is greater than if he was 29, or 59. I see this age bias all the time and have been wondering about it. If anyone knows please shate with me.

    7. Thomas Cook said:

      So how does this turbine turn to face into the wind in order to collect it

    8. Karen Davis said:

      Doesn’t give any specifics, how much power does it make? Does it turn to face wind?

    9. Scott Kelley said:

      But wind turbines don’t endanger wildlife

      It might chop a couple birds, but they’ll get over it

    10. Carl D Pedersen said:

      I’ve met a 90plus y/o that designed and built a hand pump that’s really easy to use and pumps on the up and down stroke and probably puts out 10 gpm at an easy pace.

    11. Kirk Willis said:

      He squashed a chipmunk when he put it up!! But the the eco system is is good!!

    12. Bruce Somes said:

      Like the idea but weight and strength are an issue,if we are concerned about the birds we would ban the airplane and automobiles they kill million birds a day.

    13. James Duncan said:

      It sounds great, but unless some big multinational corporation with connections to the banking cartel can make millions from it, Like those huge 3 bladed monstrosities, it’s going nowhere.

    14. Jim Mitchell said:

      Big wind turbines kill 1000’s of Eagles every year and do little to help the environment.

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