Company From Paraná Develops New Turbine Model Not Seen Before in Brazil

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 27/03/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 26/03/2019 at 20:21

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New Hybrid Turbine Model with Magnetic Levitation, Used by Jaoan Solar, Headquartered in Paraná, Is Developed in Brazil. Focusing on a System that Combines Solar and Wind Sources, the Project Brings Innovations in Technological Aspects.

The material used in this new hybrid turbine model with magnetic levitation made in Paraná, is a material that is widely used today, and is named one of the elements that will revolutionize the technology industry as a whole due to its lightness, strength, flexibility, and transparency, in addition to being a great conductor of electricity, which is graphene. As a result, the equipment remains free from mechanical and electrical loads, which leads to the continuous production of energy. Initially, the proposal is to serve the national market, covering various areas and types of application of this new model of hydraulic turbine with magnetic levitation in Brazil, and later attempt to expand the product abroad.

Some Special Features of the Turbine Are:

Operates under the MagLev magnetic levitation system, as this technology requires lower wind speeds for nominal production.
Has a traditional alternator.
Creates a magnetic electric field and a potential difference, generating electrical energy.
Works by levitation and uses the same technology as the bullet train.

The bet on this turbine is that with the use of the MagLev alternator and graphene, due to having fewer components, it will require almost no maintenance. Graphene is sought after from all corners of the world through research to discover most of its properties; however, very few have managed to apply it. Nevertheless, the Titan MagLev system is one of the first products to achieve functionality.

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