The Horse 2023

Environment & Technology

Vision & Imagination to project: Wind Power

Our thoughts about the project:

 

  • I would like to know more about wind power
  • Interesting would be to know how turbines work
  • Is wind power good for switzerland?
  • How long it takes to make enough energy to run a tv?
  • How heavy is a turbine?
  • Is it faster to make energy from turbines or from solar penals?

 

Article: https://www.nzz.ch/zuerich/nzz-umfrage-zuercher-wollen-mehr-windkraft-ld.1719115?reduced=true

Visionboard

 

 

From Belinda and Luisa 

Concept of Project: Wind Power

  1. Names collaboration team members
  • Luisa and Belinda

  1. Research Question
  • Is it a good idea to use wind power in Switzerland?
  • How does a wind turbine work?

  1. Project describtion, methods/techniques
  • Documentation/post on dontwastemyenergy answering our questions
  • Interview with an expert
  • Short video explaining how wind turbines work

  1. Material
  • Articles about wind power
  • Software for the video
  • Fotos and statistics

  1. Experts Comment
  • Interview with an expert

 

  1. Goal/Result
  • Introduction
  • Audio of the Teaser
  • Video about how wind turbines work
  • Text (answering our questions) and in between pictures
  • Link to interview

 

By Luisa and Belinda

Mind your project categories!

1) Mind your class category

2) Mind the befter category:
    1 Vision and Imagination
    2 Ideas and Team building
    3 Experience on site
    4 Shape and create
    5 Reflection
    6 Publishing
    7 Promotion and feedback
    
3) Mind your project category
   >Overview of project ideas

Project categories:
Climate impacts
Green roofs
Green gaming
Aquarium
Waste water
Fast fashion
Coral reefs
Impacts through conflicts
Penan from Borneo
Wind power
Ski resort
Bottle bricks
Apple leather
Animal welfare
Sports
Formula 1
[in progress]

What are the 10 most important terms regarding wind power?

Answer by ChatGPT:

  1. Wind Turbine: A device that converts the kinetic energy of wind into electrical energy.

  2. Wind Farm: A collection of multiple wind turbines that are connected to a power grid.

  3. Blade: The rotating part of a wind turbine that captures the kinetic energy of the wind.

  4. Rotor: The rotating system of a wind turbine that includes the blades and the hub.

  5. Hub: The center part of a wind turbine rotor where the blades are attached.

  6. Nacelle: The housing that contains the generator, gearbox, and other components of a wind turbine.

  7. Generator: The component that converts the kinetic energy of the rotor into electrical energy.

  8. Wind Speed: The velocity of the wind that impacts the rotor blades of a wind turbine.

  9. Wind Direction: The direction from which the wind is blowing.

  10. Power Output: The amount of electrical energy generated by a wind turbine, typically measured in kilowatts (kW) or megawatts (MW).

 

By Belinda and Luisa