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Design a Small HAWT for Domestic Power

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  • Alzaroog Saleh Abdulali
  • Abdlmanam Sulieman Abdulsalam Elmaryami
  • Mohammed Hussian Iswaykin
  • Mohammed Ahmed Alskeran
  • Rahel Gumaa Rahel

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In vitality generation by wind turbines has been expanding, since its generation is naturally inviting; hence, the innovation created for the generation of vitality presents amazing challenges when using wind turbines. within the examination. The use of wind around the world has congested a long time to decrease nursery gas emissions. Although wind control is free, installing and maintaining wind turbines. Wind imperatives is the moment greatest wellspring of maintainable control source follow hydroelectric power. Be that as it may, it has not however finished full network balance using fossil essentials supplies. During this project a relatively small Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine (HAWT) for domestic power created and dissected within the research facility the Libyan Academy for Postgraduate Studies, Ej-dabya-Libya. In this, experimental research was utilized to assess wind vitality in EJ-Dabya, east of Libya field studies were performed and estimations demonstrated that the display turbine is effective requires little maintenance and has a longer life. Wind turbines wind vitality into power. The proficiency of this transformation is determined by the approaching ind velocity and yield control. The test revealed that the show turbine is efficient simple to develop and gather, has a long lifespan requires least support, reasonable for diverse destinations urban, country, rural, and ocean coast and the yield control of the covers of the turbine the utilization of numerous electric gadgets.

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  • Alzaroog Saleh Abdulali & Abdlmanam Sulieman Abdulsalam Elmaryami & Mohammed Hussian Iswaykin & Mohammed Ahmed Alskeran & Rahel Gumaa Rahel, 2026. "Design a Small HAWT for Domestic Power," European Journal of Energy Research, European Open Science, vol. 6(2), pages 1-13, March.
    • Handle: RePEc:epw:energy:v:6:y:2026:i:2:id:7182
    DOI: 10.24018/ejenergy.2026.6.2.7182
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