Urbanergy WindVine

Wind energy system integrated between high-rise buildings

Bachelor thesis (2020)

Authors

A.K.I. Follet Aerospace Engineering
M.J. Loonen Aerospace Engineering
R.W. Norbruis Aerospace Engineering
A.T.F. Postma Aerospace Engineering
L.S. den Ridder Aerospace Engineering
L.W. Schwarzpaul Aerospace Engineering
J.M. Stensen Aerospace Engineering
K.V.A. Vleeschouwer Aerospace Engineering

Contributors

N. Eleftheroglou Group Eleftheroglou - Aerospace Engineering (mentor)
Lucas Kootte Aerospace Structures & Computational Mechanics - Aerospace Engineering (mentor)
F. Avallone Wind Energy - Aerospace Engineering (mentor)
Faculty
Aerospace Engineering
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Published Date

02-07-2020

Language

English

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Faculty

Aerospace Engineering

Abstract

The demand for renewable energy has increased significantly over the past years. During the last decades it became clear that the main source of renewable energy will be wind energy. The wind turbines, still growing in size every year, are almost all located in either remote rural or offshore areas. However, there lies a huge opportunity in imple-menting wind harvest systems in urban areas.

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