What is Wind Energy?
The use of the power of the wind dates back to very old times. Sailing ships and windmills are shown as the first use of wind power. Later, wind power was used for grain grinding, water pumping and tree cutting. Today it is used to generate electricity.
Wind energy is the movement (kinetic) energy of the air flow that creates the wind. It is the system that converts the energy of movement in the wind into mechanical energy and then electrical energy. Wind energy is not harmful to nature and it is a clean and infinite energy source.
Wind energy begins with the sunrise. The parts of the cold air layer formed at night near the ground begin to heat up immediately with the rays of the sun. As you can remember from the physics lessons, the heated air expands and rises. At this moment, the cold air layer in the atmosphere descends to the ground. Wind is formed by the displacement of hot and cold air. Their power plants rotate the shaft where the propellers are connected by the movement of the wind. With a suitable generator, this motion energy is converted into electrical energy.
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