Wind power / By Peter Musgrove

By:

Musgrove, Peter

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Cambridge University Press: 2010. Cambridge;Description: xiv, 323pISBN:

9780521747639

Subject(s):

Wind energy

DDC classification:

333.92 MUS-W

Contents:

1. Wind power and our energy needs - an overview-- 2. The first windmills-- 3. Seven centuries of service-- 4. Generating electricity - the experimental years, 1887 to 1973-- 5. Evolution of the modern wind turbine, 1973 to 1990-- 6. Progress and economics in Europe, 1973 to 1990-- 7. UK progress, 1973 to 1990-- 8. Development and deployment, 1990 to 2008-- 9. The future: from marginal to mainstream--

Summary: An important, topical account of wind power technology, this book offers a clear overview of its historical and present capabilities, assessing future options for large scale deployment of this clean, competitive and abundant energy source towards global energy needs. Accessible to engineers, scientists, students and readers interested in wind power

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Library, SPAB F-1	Non Fiction	333.92 MUS-W (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		003821

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1. Wind power and our energy needs - an overview--
2. The first windmills--
3. Seven centuries of service--
4. Generating electricity - the experimental years, 1887 to 1973--
5. Evolution of the modern wind turbine, 1973 to 1990--
6. Progress and economics in Europe, 1973 to 1990--
7. UK progress, 1973 to 1990--
8. Development and deployment, 1990 to 2008--
9. The future: from marginal to mainstream--

An important, topical account of wind power technology, this book offers a clear overview of its historical and present capabilities, assessing future options for large scale deployment of this clean, competitive and abundant energy source towards global energy needs. Accessible to engineers, scientists, students and readers interested in wind power

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