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Abstract
There is a tremendous amount of energy at work in the atmosphere at all times in the form of wind. Man has recognized this for ages and has used it to a limited extent by constructing devices, such as windmills.
Today, the rapidly diminishing supply of fossil fuels has prompted us to take a new look at wind as a source of energy. This publication will study some of the ways engineers have devised to harness wind.
Publication Date
11-1981
Publication Number
AEES-26
Repository Citation
Turner, George M., "Energy in Agriculture: Energy Resource Series for Youth and Adult Energy Programs: 6. Wind" (1981). Agricultural Engineering Energy Series. 14.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/aees_reports/14
