Please give me the link and logic explanation on the matter thanks. Experience person in renewable energy most welcome to answer.
Well thats an interesting idea, but i consider it an unefficient design..
A wind turbine produces electricity, and so does a photovoltaic cell..
combinging them would not help.. it is as if you are installing two batteries to supply a certain machine..
you will gain more electricity but it has nothing to with combining them together..
a point i have to make that might link the two is the following:
Wind turbine: works best in windy days, mostly winter time..
PV cell: works best in sunny days, mostly summer time..
in case you require an electrical load that would not go below a certain load no matter what the weather was. this combination would help..
Well thats an interesting idea, but i consider it an unefficient design..
A wind turbine produces electricity, and so does a photovoltaic cell..
combinging them would not help.. it is as if you are installing two batteries to supply a certain machine..
you will gain more electricity but it has nothing to with combining them together..
a point i have to make that might link the two is the following:
Wind turbine: works best in windy days, mostly winter time..
PV cell: works best in sunny days, mostly summer time..
in case you require an electrical load that would not go below a certain load no matter what the weather was. this combination would help..
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This scenario is nice for backup purposes especially. On cloudy days, the wind turbine can pick up the slack and so forth. You may be interested in getting more info at the site below.
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http://www.discoverperfectenergy.com/dpei
I have both Wind gen runs most of the winter Oct – April and The panels from March to Nov..
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