Anyone have questions for an international windmill technician?
Anyone?
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What would you do?
>>56010372
came here to post this
>>56010372
Well unfortunately if the main turning catches fire and I'm standing on top of it I would have no choice but to burn to death, which is what happened to these gentlemen.
>>56010372
Climb down. Only a small fire.
I do lad!
I'm studying mechanical engineering interested in sustainable energy/power generation. How is the field doing? do you think it will continue to expand?
>>56010145
How many dead birds do you find per day?
>>56010372
>What would you do?
die
>>56011538
The field is expanding rapidly and there is room for both electrical and mechanical engineers.
>>56011719
Some. It does kill birds.
Yes
Do windmills actually pay for themselves? Also how often do they break down?
How many windmills would it take to 100% power a city like New York?
>>56017715
A city like NY? 8 million people..
Probably a field of 40-70.
It's funny because the field I worked on in Iowa was being transferred to Florida for some reason.
How hard can those wind turbines blow?
>>56017849
>>56017225
Answer my question
>>56017849
>It's funny because the field I worked on in Iowa was being transferred to Florida for some reason.
Duke energy says there's not enough sunlight here in the sunshine state to support solar energy. Big industry owns the politicians here, so it always gets away with lying to us like that.
http://fcir.org/2015/04/03/in-sunshine-state-big-energy-blocks-solar-power/
>>56017888
Extremely hard. Nice trips.
>>56019121
I did answer it. 40-70 should power almost all of NYC
>>56019656
What the what?
>>56010145
What about vibrations? Are they bad?
