A brief summary of the attempts to develop large wind-electric generating systems in the U.S. /

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Autor principal: Savino, Joseph M.
Autores Corporativos: National Aeronautic and Space Administration, Energy Research and Development Administration. Division of Solar Energy. Federal Wind Energy program
Otros Autores: Sholes, John E.
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:Inglés
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Publicado: Cleveland : United States. Department of Energy, 1974
Colección:DOE/NASA 1004-77/7
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500 |a Technical paper to be presented at The Wind Energy Conference sponsored by the Swedish Board for Technical Development Stockholm, Sweden, August 29-30, 1974 
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505 |a nterest in developing large wind-electric generating systems in the United States was simulated primarily by one man, Palmer C. Putnam. He was responsible for the construction of the 1250 kilowatt Smith-Putnam wind-electric plant. The existence of this system prompted the U. S. Federal Power Commission to investigate the potential of using the winds as a source energy. Also, in 1933 prior to Putnam's effort, there was an abortive attempt by J. D. Madaras to develop a wind system based on the Magnus effect. These three projects comprise the only serious efforts in America to develop large wind driven plants. In this paper the history of each project is briefly described. Also discussed are some of the reasons why wind energy was not seriously considered as a major source of energy for the U. S. 
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