Case Study of Bidirectional Wind Turbine (10KW Class) Installation in Shinmaiko, Aichi Prefecture
New multi-stage design! Introduction to measures against typhoons and lightning strikes (Rising Strike).
We would like to introduce a case of the installation of a new type of multi-stage bidirectional wind turbine (10KW class) in Shinmaiko, Aichi Prefecture. After a typhoon, the cut-out is very minimal, and the tornado-type wind turbine can generate power even in strong winds. Although its generation efficiency is inferior to that of propeller-type turbines, its high operational rate is a notable feature. For lightning protection (rising strike), a lightning rod is installed on each of the three pillars of the triangular housing, vertically grounding induced lightning through the lightning rods on each pillar, minimizing damage. 【Case Overview】 ■ Installation Location: Shinmaiko, Aichi Prefecture ■ Installed Product: Bidirectional Wind Turbine (10KW class) ■ Installation Effects ・High operational rate even after a typhoon ・Even if struck directly by lightning, the triangular housing and the blades mounted on two axes have an extremely low risk of falling *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company conducts research, development, design, and construction of natural energy supply systems. The tornado-type wind turbine we handle features a sturdy frame with a three-pillar external structure, designed to withstand gusts, typhoons, and lightning strikes. Additionally, the blades are easily recognizable to birds, helping to prevent entanglement. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.