Wind Solutions

Why Small Wind Turbine?

Small wind turbines can lower your electricity bills and help you contribute to carbon neutrality.

 It offers you a carbon-free, limitless fuel source and avoids the high cost of having utility power lines extended to a remote location.

 âœ”Operate in low wind speeds

 âœ”Low Maintenance

 âœ”Few moving parts

 âœ”Lightweight and rugged design

 âœ”Suitable for remote locations installations

 âœ”Modular construction for easy installation and dismantling.

KAQCO in collaboration with WiSH would be bringing in highly efficient vertical and horizontal small wind turbines which can be easily installed in places like oil rigs, telecom towers, military camps, resorts, residential towers, warehouses, and factories. 

VERTICAL WIND TURBINES

A vertical-axis wind turbine is a type of wind turbine with the main rotor shaft arranged vertically.

We know that large wind turbines which are used for commercial power generation take large space, but vertical wind turbines are otherwise space-saving and are used in residences and commercial spaces.  One can easily attach to the rooftop or on the ground thanks to their space-saving and quieter operation.

Vertical wind turbines are cheaper to manufacture, easy to install, and equipped with low-speed blades. The direction of wind flowing from any direction or speed doesn’t matter for a vertical wind turbine.

HORIZONTAL WIND TURBINES

The horizontal-axis wind turbine is a wind turbine in which the main rotor shaft is pointed in the direction of the wind that rotating around a horizontal axis to extract power.

The direction of the wind is important for horizontal wind turbines and is more productive when the wind flows at the right angle through blades. Small turbines are pointed into the by a simple wind vane.

The horizontal axis wind turbine is highly efficient due to the movement of blades perpendicular to the wind at a consistent angle regardless of the position in its rotation.