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A wind-driven turbine assembly useful for the generation of electricity. The turbine assembly has a frame which holds two parallel turbines supported by the top and floor of the frame. Each turbine has a central support pipe with turbine veins extending outwardly. The wind enters the front of the fr

A wind-driven turbine assembly useful for the generation of electricity. The turbine assembly has a frame which holds two parallel turbines supported by the top and floor of the frame. Each turbine has a central support pipe with turbine veins extending outwardly. The wind enters the front of the frame and is split into two streams which strike the outer blades of each of the two turbines, causing them to rotate in opposite directions. The frame has side doors which tend to open as wind velocity increases. The frame also has a back panel which also may be adjusted between open and closed positions. Electrical generators are operably connected to shafts of the turbine to convert the energy absorbed from the wind into electricity.

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A wind-driven turbine assembly useful for the generation of electricity. The turbine assembly has a frame which holds two parallel turbines supported by the top and floor of the frame. Each turbine has a central support pipe with turbine veins extending outwardly. The wind enters the front of the fr

A wind-driven turbine assembly useful for the generation of electricity. The turbine assembly has a frame which holds two parallel turbines supported by the top and floor of the frame. Each turbine has a central support pipe with turbine veins extending outwardly. The wind enters the front of the frame and is split into two streams which strike the outer blades of each of the two turbines, causing them to rotate in opposite directions. The frame has side doors which tend to open as wind velocity increases. The frame also has a back panel which also may be adjusted between open and closed positions. Electrical generators are operably connected to shafts of the turbine to convert the energy absorbed from the wind into electricity. tors", pp. 534-536, Dec. 1989, IEEE Electron Device Letters, vol. 10, No. 12. European Search Report, Mailing Date: Jun. 21, 2001.