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Robert Whittlesey and John Dabiri at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena have found that creating a vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) will save you space as much as 100 times the area down to say their installation compared to traditional solutions. This allows the production of energy will, inter alia, less threatening wandering birds. If we are talking about HAWT (horizontal axis wind turbines), then they need a much greater distance between themselves in order to maintain the flow of wind. Had to set them too tight could interfere your work. In this situation, it is possible to create a "air holes", ie the place where the breezes are too weak for the effective performance of devices. Vertical turbinaPozostawał still the problem of too much space, which occupied installations. Of course, the best ideas are simple so they decided to construct a vertical equivalent generators. Of course, when a large crowd turbines must rotate in alternating order not to disrupt the rhythm of work. Ideally this situation illustrates the pattern of several gears. When one turns to the right wheel rotates adjacent to the left. This is the second in his work turns to the right third, etc. This technique avoids most interference. Of course, this reduces the likelihood of birds flying directly through the turbine. Note that winged friends end their lives on the shoulders of horizontal wind turbines. This shows that trying to avoid being one pole to the installation and not the wings themselves. As you can see in the picture vertical turbine intuitively interact with the "bird's cerebellum. Of course, by using the new system on a large scale, it must pass a series of tests.