Thursday, 06/11/2025 | 01:51 GMT+7
Sauer’s VAWT features a concave high drag side, which will transfer the wind’s force directly to the rotor shaft, which is directly connected to a generator that converts the energy into electricity. The drag force may be controlled, and the turbine’s torque can be controlled by increasing the blades’ size and distance in mass, rather than vertical height.

The force produced by the volume of the wind is directly applied to the rotational axis of the turbine, thereby extracting maximum power at lower wind speeds.
The company can produce wind turbines that can be scaled up to any needs.
Generally speaking, vertical axis wind turbines are more efficient than horizontal axis ones, and can be put together to form fields in which the turbulence created by some can help others rotate, thus increasing the overall system’s efficiency. Unlike horizontal axis wind turbines, these settings can help efficiency instead of ruining it.
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