The other day, I was talking to an acquaintance about the need to develop a more suitable wind turbine system to generate electricity. Why do you ask? Simple, today’s wind turbine generators have some inherent challenges. One, the concrete foundation is huge and it takes CO2 to make concrete, and the amount of time to offset that CO2 is 10-15 years minimum. Then the blades of the wind turbines kill the birds and hit them. And to top it off, they are often ugly and generate ultrasound that is not so good for human health.
Ok so my acquaintance suggests “bladeless fans” which are called “air multipliers” or something of that nature which “has a large ring with little bursts inside the ring that rotate together around the frame ring”, as he explains .
In fact, I’ve considered the Dyson Fan as a potential for a wind turbine generator, just let it work in reverse. Also, if it caused molecular alignment vs. relative airflow, the thing would work fine, even for propulsion. Some UFO conspiracy theorist reverse engineers have considered these things and vortex airflows as a potential propulsion device; It sounds possible to do something like this, so maybe my acquaintance is on the right track.
If you just want to take the natural wind flow and collect that energy then I’d say sure, it’s doable, just design the Dyson fan backwards, I’m not sure it’s better, but with a little adjustment perhaps a “Venturi Effect”. deck entry, you could have some fun with the design.
If you’re wondering what the Dyson Fan is all about, you can google it and see for yourself, it seems to be some clever and wicked design in my opinion. Hey, here’s another thought, an original innovation that came to me during conversation with my well-known innovative inventor/designer;
You could use a light version, maybe make a Frizbee, and as you play with it, it gains power, and then you plug it in to charge your iPad. Ha ha ha, don’t laugh, people would buy it. Okay, maybe this is how ideas and new concepts are born, just by discussing technologies, challenges, and ways to fix them.
After all, necessity is the mother of invention, as they say. In closing, I’d like to recommend that everyone consider ways to generate original thinking and design, especially if we hope to lead the world in future innovation. In fact, I hope you will please consider all this and think about it.