Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Lashing between working members or external bracing – Connecting adjacent work surfaces
Patent
1986-05-09
1987-08-18
Powell, Jr., Everette A.
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Lashing between working members or external bracing
Connecting adjacent work surfaces
416DIG6, F03D 1104
Patent
active
046874151
ABSTRACT:
Instead of the usual heavy structural elements or large collection of guy wires, a lightweight, portable frame for a wind turbine includes three inverted L-shaped inner frame sections supported by generally disc-shaped, heavy feet, and connected together at their top ends by a Y-shaped coupler, and three smaller inverted L-shaped outer frame sections also supported by feet and connected at their top ends to the inner frame sections, the inner and outer frame sections defining a Y-shaped structure when viewed from above. Additional strength is achieved be extending cables between the frame sections, i.e. by running a cable around the top and bottom of the Y-shaped structure.
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Dunsmuir George H.
Dutton, Jr. Harold H.
Powell Jr. Everette A.
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