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Wind mills have traditionally been used to power grain mills, saw mills, and small manufacturing mills. A wind mill can also be used as a wind turbine, to generate electricity.
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What facts does anyone know about wind power?
the wind turns the wind mill generating wind power
What is the purpose of shaft in wind mill?
the purpose of drive shaft is to assist in the generation of electric power in the wind mill
How do wind farms create power?
There is a turbine in the wind mill. When the wind turns the blades on the wind mill, the generator inside cranks backwards createing power. The way it does this is that it turns a copper wire inside. One mill can create enough power for -currently- 90 homes. If there is alot of wind in that area that year.
How do you power a light bulb off of wind mill?
A wind turbine is used to convert the kinetic energy from the wind into mechanical power, which can then be used to generate electricity. The electricity generated can be stored in batteries and then used to power a light bulb.
Name 3 ways that wind can be a helpful resource?
wind mill pollanisation wind power plants
What are techniques for using natural sources of power?
wind mill
What is air wind power?
Air or Wind power is any thing using this for movement , a Wind mill uses wind power to move large sails to convert to mechanical power to grind grain.
What do use to power the object in the attic in the wind mill on poptropica?
manure
What is the main purpose of creating a windmill?
It is a mill. The wind is a power source
What are some techniques for using natural sources of power?
wind mill
What is air power?
Air or Wind power is any thing using this for movement , a Wind mill uses wind power to move large sails to convert to mechanical power to grind grain.
What do you call a structure that turns wind into energy?
A windmill was a structure that used wind to power a mill (or sometimes to pump water), and a wind turbine is a structure that uses wind to create electrical power.
