Infinite-wind tunnel with WIND SCOOPS top 3D model

Wind turbines have a number of serious drawbacks that demonstrate the need for a different design. In most areas, wind speed increases with altitude. Large horizontal axis wind turbines output depends on the wind speed; they are typically erected on high and costly pylons or towers. These towers are expensive, difficult to manufacture onsite and very difficult to transport. Servicing the generators or machinery on top of these towers can be dangerous and expensive. Wind turbines have to face directly into the wind. This is accomplished with the use of a tail vane, or the tower is motorized so the direction of the turbine can be changed. Lastly, high-speed horizontal axis wind turbines kill thousands of birds and bats each year. Infinite wind tunnel turbines solve some of the problems associated with ordinary turbines. They do not have to be oriented to face the wind and They don’t depend on the natural wind speed. Infinite wind tunnel turbines can be placed directly on top of buildings and can be used in areas where the wind direction changes frequently, such as in urban areas. The generators are placed on or beneath the ground and are generally easier to service. They provide stable power output for as long as needed. To explain the concept, Infinite wind tunnel is a tunnel with vertical shafts. Basically speaking, what happens here is that the difference in altitude creates a constant air flow through the shafts for our generators. It works just like a giant fireplace chimney.