Investigating and analyzing the effects of the consequences of wind turbines on the environment
Subject Areas : Environmental sciences
Farid
Manouchehri Sarbasi
1
(Yasouj Men's Vocational Technical University)
Seyed Majid
Keshavarz
2
(Yasouj Technical and Vocational University, Iran)
Keywords: Wind turbine, wind angle, environment, energy analysis.,
Abstract :
The reduction of fossil fuel resources, which are considered a huge part of energy production resources, as well as the effects of the consumption of such energy resources, cause environmental pollution issues such as the phenomenon of global warming of the earth's temperature, the reduction of the thickness of the ozone layer, and the destruction of natural resources such as forests, pastures and The seas have been In this regard, the use of renewable energy such as wind energy is booming; By examining the weather conditions of each region, the ability to extract wind energy from that environment can be extracted. The increasing growth of the wind turbine industry in the world has made this industry one of the leading industries in the field of new energy, and it is expected that this growth will increase significantly in the coming years. Although wind power plants have less destructive effects on the environment compared to traditional power plants, the environmental impact of wind turbine blades will become a big challenge. Disposal and recycling of vanes, noise created by vanes, visual effects, killing of birds and insects by vanes, atmospheric disturbances and pollution during construction, transportation and installation of vanes are among these problems. Many of these problems have been reduced with the advancement of technology or with the correct installation of the power plant. The purpose of this research is to investigate and evaluate the effects of wind turbines on humans and the environment.
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