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"Garland Gray II" wrote in
news:PC7kf.26965$ih5.11538@dukeread11: I was thinking the drums were perfect cylinders. Maybe not, but I thought the principle was that wind past the rotating surface created a pressure differntial. Makes sense, but I can't think there would be much resulting force. I might drive up there some dreary day to find what happened to her. No, the "vanes" are, looking at them from the end, cup shaped between the outer and center, I think. It would make sense if the shape of each of them were a vertical wing on Bernoulli's Principal with lift as it goes by the proper wind angle for lift (rotation power). |
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