PDF Ebook Wind Power: 20 Projects to Make with Paper, by Clive Dobson

PDF Ebook Wind Power: 20 Projects to Make with Paper, by Clive Dobson

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Wind Power: 20 Projects to Make with Paper, by Clive Dobson

PDF Ebook Wind Power: 20 Projects to Make with Paper, by Clive Dobson

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Highly Recommended.--Barbara McMillan"CM" (03/18/2011)With uncomplicated but interesting language, simple steps, and diagrams, the projects in this book will appeal to readers with an interest in this valuable renewable resource.--Dawn Talbott"VOYA" (04/01/2011)This book was written for kids, but teachers will find it a valuable resource for science projects and units about wind and wind power. It begins with an introduction to the science of wind and a short history of wind power--including sailboats, windmills and turbines--and a discussion about the basic principles of using wind to do work. The rest of the book describes how to build pinwheels, windmills and turbines using paper and a few other basic materials. A "What You Need" list and step-by-step instructions with sequential diagrams are provided for 20 different projects, beginning with simple pinwheels and progressing to more complex turbines. Students will have fun while they gain understanding of how wind can be harnessed with these hands-on projects. The range of complexity of projects will allow teachers to plan or assign different activities according to the abilities of their students.... With the increasing interest in wind power today, this is a timely resource to educate and inspire future scientists to find ways to meet our energy needs.-- (11/01/2010)Kids aged 10 and up can discover renewable energy by constructing, for example, a six-blade vertical-axis turbine. That's right: No lame paper airplanes here.-- (04/30/2011)While this reviewer is perhaps more known for his extensive use of hot as opposed to propelled air, he is nevertheless prepared to give this book a strong buy recommendation for the elementary and middle school library. It will serve as a very interesting and useful resource for students wishing to learn more and/or engaged in projects related to wind power.... The author's carefully sequenced projects are quite clearly explained, and they encourage a developing awareness of all the factors going into effective design in order to capture the power of the wind. Perhaps best of all, they spark curiosity and encourage experimentation through trial and error. ... Well done, Clive Dobson!-- (01/02/2011)First [Dobson] gives us a short history of wind power, some basic principles of wind and its limitations, then gets right down to showing you how to make experimental windmills and sunflower turbines. Get the kids off the video games and into the workshop.-- (12/18/2010)Author Clive Dobson includes 20 projects, all made with paper, to experiment with wind and the possibilities of producing wind power, which he hopes will produce more interest and experimentation in developing small wind turbines. The text is much more than a hands-on science manual and includes a wealth of knowledge on the subject of wind.... Experimental projects begin with simple pinwheels, but can be done in any order depending on the ability and interest of the student/experimenter... Opening with a spectacular photograph of old-style windmills lining a frozen canal, the book is filled with appealing and informative photos, pertinent diagrams, and drawings. Written in lyrical style, the information is clearly presented, with reading level appropriate for advanced grade 5 students and up. A table of contents, an index and a list of resources (both books and websites) are included. This text is highly recommended and should be a useful addition to both an elementary and high school library collection.-- (01/01/2011)Dobson provides a detailed and attention-grabbing short history of wind power.... Before telling his audience about the 20 designs and needed materials, he provides the scientific data needed to understand harnessing the power of the wind and discusses both vertical and horizontal axis turbines and their most obvious differences. It is the reason that he researched and wrote this book...'to help further an interest in the development of small wind devices' that might be used in homes. He then proceeds to give directions for building thirteen horizontal and seven vertical axis turbines that will produce wind power. There are even directions for three other windmills that help readers understand the difficulties faced by design engineers. The directions are clear, the illustrations most helpful and interested young scientists will be thrilled with the opportunity to create something that may impact a move toward a more sustainable lifestyle.-- (03/16/2011)Documented with clean photography and geometric illustration, these projects have great potential to inspire experimentation, especially for students skilled in geometry and graphic arts.... While not specifically science-project oriented, this volume could serve as support material for wind energy projects.-- (01/01/2011)Wind Power: 20 Projects to Make With Paper by Ontario visual artist Clive Dobson encourages readers to experiment with wind while learning the basic scientific principles of wind power. How does wind create power? What is wind? What characteristics make pinwheels, windmills and wind turbines spin, and how can they be made more efficient? Will we ever see a day when every home is powered by its own wind generator? These critical questions and more are answered in clear non-technical language. The projects cover a range of age and skill levels, from a simple two blade pinwheel to a sophisticated six-blade variable pitch windmill, with step-by- step instructions and clear photographs illustrating every stage of construction.-- (04/19/2014)

Über den Autor und weitere Mitwirkende

Clive Dobson is a sculptor, artist and builder whose range of work reflects his concern for the rapidly changing environment. He is co-author of Watersheds.

Produktinformation

Taschenbuch: 96 Seiten

Verlag: FIREFLY BOOKS LTD (9. Dezember 2010)

Sprache: Englisch

ISBN-10: 1554077494

ISBN-13: 978-1554077496

Vom Hersteller empfohlenes Alter: 10 - 18 Jahre

Größe und/oder Gewicht:

20,3 x 0,8 x 25,4 cm

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Amazon Bestseller-Rang:

Nr. 2.691.883 in Fremdsprachige Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Fremdsprachige Bücher)

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