I know a good bit about transformers from a theoretical perspective, but how are the windings made? What kind of insulation is used on the wire? How is the number of coils accurately counted? How are the taps accurately placed?
I guess this could apply to any wire winding as well, like in motors/generators.
Thanks!
A good reference would be helpful since I have been having trouble finding good info on the subject of winding manufacturing.
Hello,
I was wondering if one day I wanted to buy good products for generating energy from alternative resources like the Wind power and the Solar power, which companies are the best in supplying those kinds of generators?
I’m not just thinking of small generators for homes, I’m thinking of a bigger level too. Like for big industrial companies or even National level!
Thanks a lot for your expertise exchange 
Originally posted 2008-11-27 03:20:11.
I want to make a wind power generator so that I can put it on the roof of my home.
Has anybody done this? They seem to be fairly popular now
Originally posted 2008-11-25 20:19:17.
I am looking for some website or forum where I can discuss the nitty-gritty of making wind turbines and building anything that enables people to go off the grid and build their own boats, heat sources, alternative fuels, all-natural materials, etc.
Would anyone know where to find that?
Thanks.
Originally posted 2008-12-25 07:55:17.
1. What might be a problem with assuming that speed equals power?
2. How did the area of the blades correspond with the speed?
3. Try to explain the difference by applying the principles of physics.
4. Most commercial wind generators have two or three blade turbines. What is a possible explanation for this design?
WILL ANYONE ELSE ANSWER ACTUALLY HELP ME????
Does anyone have good plans for a small 24 three blade wind generator ?
Originally posted 2009-03-26 19:48:37.
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