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Innovative Solar Energy System for Domestic Power, Heating and Cooling, Azure ALI Technology from Azure Energy

Innovative Solar Energy System for Domestic Power, Heating and Cooling, Azure ALI Technology from Azure Energy

Solar energy technology converts light energy into different forms of energy like heat and electricity. Azure ALI technology first converts the light energy into thermal energy, which is better known as heat. Azure uses thermoelectric technology to convert that heat into electricity

20 Oct 2009

QuietWave Drywall Noise Barrier from Acousitca

QuietWave Drywall Noise Barrier from Acousitca

In 1991 Acoustica® was the first to introduce polyester sound and thermal insulating materials to Australia. This breakthrough with polyesters revolutionised the industry by overcoming health and recycling issues associated with the then existing products. Acoustica's QuietWave is a high performance drywall noise barrier that delivers exceptional performance due to it's patented constrained layer membrane

From Acoustica 12 Oct 2009

Economic Considerations of Generating Your Own Electricity Using a Small Wind Turbine From Gaia Wind

Economic Considerations of Generating Your Own Electricity Using a Small Wind Turbine From Gaia Wind

Gaia-Wind turbines are designed to ensure optimum performance in low to moderate wind speeds and will deliver up to 80 percent more energy than other similarly rated wind turbines. This significantly enhances the project economics and maximizes the return on your investment

From Ryse Energy UK 30 Sep 2009

Placing Wind Turbines, Where is The Best Place to Put a Gaia Wind Small Wind Turbine For Generating Electricity

Placing Wind Turbines, Where is The Best Place to Put a Gaia Wind Small Wind Turbine For Generating Electricity

Small wind turbines are generally linked with a property and consequently are often not located in prime wind sites. If care is taken in selection of the turbine site, a small wind turbine can be an economically attractive proposition for the owner

From Ryse Energy UK 30 Sep 2009

Types of Horizontal Axis Wind Turbines, the Asynchronous or Induction Generator and Synchronous Generator from Gaia Wind

Types of Horizontal Axis Wind Turbines, the Asynchronous or Induction Generator and Synchronous Generator from Gaia Wind

Most wind turbines that you see used today are of the horizontal axis type consisting of a rotor and generator mounted on a mast or tower. Typically rotors have two or three blades. Turbines can be divided into two main groups depending on the type of generator they use

From Ryse Energy UK 30 Sep 2009

HAWT, Horizontal Axis Wind Turbines from Gaia Wind, Their Advantages and Disadvantages Plus the Effects of Cyclic Stress and Vibration

HAWT, Horizontal Axis Wind Turbines from Gaia Wind, Their Advantages and Disadvantages Plus the Effects of Cyclic Stress and Vibration

This article looks at the advantages and disadvantages of horizontal axis wind turbines (HAWT). It also examines the effects of vibration and cyclic stresses on HAWT wind turbines

From Ryse Energy UK 29 Sep 2009

Small Wind Turbines and Frequently Asked Questions About Wind Turbines From Gaia Wind

Small Wind Turbines and Frequently Asked Questions About Wind Turbines From Gaia Wind

Gaia-Wind manufactures wind turbines for light industrial, agricultural, commercial, municipal and residential use. Clients include working farms, educational institutions, large home owners, offices and other commercial premises. This article answers some of the most commonly asked questions about small wind energy systems

From Ryse Energy UK 29 Sep 2009

House and Business Energy Bill Reduction by Using a Small Wind Turbine From Gaia Wind

House and Business Energy Bill Reduction by Using a Small Wind Turbine From Gaia Wind

This article examines the use of a small wind turbine to reduce the electricity costs and carbon footprint of a home and business

From Ryse Energy UK 29 Sep 2009

Case Study in Using a Small Wind Turbine From Gaia Wind to Make Your Home and Business Energy Self Sufficient

Case Study in Using a Small Wind Turbine From Gaia Wind to Make Your Home and Business Energy Self Sufficient

This article is a case study of how a home and business can be made energy self sufficient by installing a small wind turbine for electricity needs

From Ryse Energy UK 29 Sep 2009

Reducing Electricity Use and Energy Costs and Gaining a Reliable Power Supply From a Gaia Wind Small Wind Turbine

Reducing Electricity Use and Energy Costs and Gaining a Reliable Power Supply From a Gaia Wind Small Wind Turbine

Gaia-Wind manufactures wind turbines for light industrial, agricultural, commercial, municipal and residential use. This article looks at the installation of a small wind turbine on a farm and holiday cottage to generate electricity and a reliable, cheap power supply

From Ryse Energy UK 29 Sep 2009

New Products for Energy Research: Battery & Solar Materials

New Products for Energy Research: Battery & Solar Materials

Explore battery and solar materials for your energy research.

From Merck KGaA

Thermo Scientific™ Energy 11 Twin-Screw Extruder

Thermo Scientific™ Energy 11 Twin-Screw Extruder

The Energy 11 Twin-Screw Extruder is a versatile piece of equipment designed for various applications in battery research and development.

From Thermo Fisher Scientific – Materials Characterization

ARL QUANT’X ED X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer

ARL QUANT’X ED X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer

The ARL QUANT'X is a complete energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer solution for all your elemental analysis needs.

From Thermo Fisher Scientific - Elemental and Phase Analysis

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