Wind: An Energy Alternative
1980 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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Department of Energy Produce by the Solar Energy Research Institute Wind: An Energy Alternative AVA04039VNB1 - 1980 This program looks at the history and uses of wind power, used for centuries by humans to move boats, pump water and grind grain including discussions on efficiency, problems in the urban environment, experimental systems and windmill use across the United States.