THERMODYNE SYSTEMS

Introduction Thermodyne Systems is company established in 1984 f rock quarrying and aggregate sifting equipment. We have also designed and built many chemical manufacturing plants in Korea, Taiwan, South Africa, Switzerland, Finland and Germany. We specialized in oxide, peroxide, chlorate, urea and cyanide synthesis based on anolyte and catholyte electroytic processes. Mission Hornet wind turbine is a divistion of Thermodyne systems company. We have recognized the need to provide an inn... ovative product that balances beauty, safety, quality, and an unwavering commitment to long-term durability. In a world focused on the short-term, Hornet wind strives to be more. We've designed wind turbines that not only outperforms other products on the market, but challenges the notion that investment grade is good enough in these changing times. Hornet wind turbine is committed to sustainable business practices and products and manufactures in the USA. Materials are sourced locally, regionally, nationally, or, as a last resort, internationally from countries with forward-looking environmental policies. Employees are paid fair wages with benefits. Hornet wind turbine is truly an example of a company focused on the new economy: the fusion of social and environmental responsibility with financial sustainability. WE GET INTO WIND POWER 1995 Learn about using a ghost wind turbine power and DIY wind power generation. A ghost wind turbine means it's made of clear plastic which makes them hard to spot and not such an eye catcher. When it comes to wind turbines invisible is good! They are great to augment the solar panels in the off-grid power system. One thing is for sure the Sun does not shine at night. At the northern latitudes solar panels get covered with snow for most of the winter and days are short and cloudy which just about put an end to solar power for 6 months of the year. The danger here is that the batteries would get run down and freeze, which would ruin them. A ghost wind turbine is a good option and the best bang for the buck. Today's turbines are very silent so do not be concerned that it would be noisy, but the noise at full speed is equivalent to an electric induction motor running, which is okay. It’s cool to look up and see it spinning away generating electricity. Most small ghost wind turbines made of clear blades keep your neighbors very happy. You also need a tower and wiring so figure that into the project. Most people use a simple length of steel water pipe for the tower. The tower was free and the material and shipping brought the total cost to about $750. This is for the add-on to an existing solar system. If you are starting from scratch, the solar panels, charge controller, batteries and a power inverter for a small system will set you back a minimum of $1,800. That and your free labor is the cost of not having an electric bill in your mailbox every month. You need to a have knowledge of electrical and construction technology together with tools and skills to do it yourself. Raising a 40′ tower requires planning and a bit of overarching self-confidence. A similar system I looked at that was put together by a professional contractor reportedly cost over $15,000. I am on the lookout for more tower sections so I can raise the turbine up another 20 feet to catch more wind. The challenges never stop.More