It has come to a point that wind turbines are not suitable for placing on the roofs of buildings and houses. This is because their fans are wrapped around eye-popping material and the noise from the fans is irritating.
Scientists at the University of Houston in the United States have developed a wind turbine that does not have these drawbacks.
The creators say that this wind turbine called ‘Aeromine’ is a simple device that does not occupy as much space as solar panels and is available at their price.
Although occupying less space, the slightly taller Aeromine draws in air and delivers it to the fan below. A noiselessly rotating fan drives a generator to produce electricity.
The Aeromine wind farm produces 50 percent more electricity, not just during the day but also at night, just like sunlight.
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