Horizontal wind powered reaction turbine electrical generator
OwnerArie M. de Geusinventor
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A horizontal wind powered electrical generator is disclosed in which a horizontal reaction turbine is disposed within an augmentor cowling which extends downwind of the turbine. First stage curved stator blades interconnect the augmentor with the turbine cowling, and secondary stator blades are spaced downwind from said primary stator blades to extend inwardly from the augmentor to terminate short of the turbine cowling. These secondary stator blades have a greater angle of departure than the primary stator blades to increase the rotational velocity of the air at the expense of its axial velocity while permitting the axial velocity of the air moving inwardly of the secondary stator blades to be undiminished. A venturi-structured diffusor is carried by said augmentor in a downwind position to lower the pressure generally and assist the action of the secondary stator blades.
A horizontal wind powered electrical generator comprising, a horizontal reaction turbine comprising overlapping curved stator blades and downwind reversely curved rotor blades disposed within a turbine cowling, an augmentor cowling surrounding said turbine and extending downwind thereof, first stage curved stator blades interconnecting said augmentor cowling with said turbine cowling;
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