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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Stankovic, Sinisa
Other Authors: Campbell, Neil (Neil Scott), Harries, Alan
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London ; Sterling, VA : Earthscan, 2009.
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Table of Contents:
  • Pt. 1. Wind energy in context - Introduction: Energy energy energy ... wind energy and global energy supply: 1. Rising energy prices and energy security
  • 2. Environmental issues
  • Summary
  • Pt. 2. Urban wind energy potential - Introduction: Where there's a wind there's a way - design options and opportunities: 1. Small wind energy: retrofitting and building-mounted wind turbines
  • 2. Large wind energy: stand-alone wind turbines
  • 3. Building integrated wind turbines
  • 4. The future of urban wind energy
  • Pt. 3. Urban wind energy feasibility study - Introduction: Initial investigations, decision-making and the feasibility study: 1. Project aims
  • 2. Initial wind resource estimation and site study
  • 3. Environmental impacts and suitable/available technologies
  • 4. Economic aspects
  • Summary
  • Pt. 4. Turbine technology - Introduction: Design practicalities : 1. Turbine types
  • 2. Generator types
  • 3. Blade design
  • 4. Overspeed protection
  • 5. Tower design
  • 6. Grid connection
  • 7. Sourcing equipment
  • 8. Wind energy yield enhancements techniques
  • Summary
  • Pt. 5. Building-Integrated wind turbines - Introduction: Powerful architecture: 1. General guidelines for building-integrated wind turbines
  • 2. Wind directionality and building orientation
  • 3. Predicting the energy yields from turbines integrated into shrouds within tall buildings
  • 4. Environmental impacts, building design and planning
  • Summary.