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9781609274689

Aerohydronautical Power Engineering

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  • ISBN13:

    9781609274689

  • ISBN10:

    1609274687

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2011-12-30
  • Publisher: University Readers

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Current wind power generation systems use land and off-shore based wind turbines, but exclude two other wind power sources: wind over the oceans and wind at altitude. These two power sources, the ocean surface winds and the global jet streams, have much higher power density than the conventional systems. Further, these two power sources are entirely sufficient to satisfy the total global energy needs. It is our hope that this book will attract engineers and engineering students into the new field of "aerohydronautical power engineering". We also hope that it will stimulate leaders with decision powers in this subject into revising current views about the potential of engineering solutions to energy and climate change challenges.

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