An activity to explore the design of turbines. What do you know about wind power? What has wind power been used for across the years?

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An activity to explore the design of turbines

What do you know about wind power? What has wind power been used for across the years?

Different types of wind turbine

Different types of wind turbines

Different types of turbine blades

Your Team Task To design a simple wind turbine capable of lifting a cup off the floor up to bench height. The winning team will be the one producing a machine that lifts the most weight.

Examples

What design decisions do you need to make? Materials to use Shape of the blades Size of blades Thickness of blades Number of blades How the shaft is attached to the desk How the shaft will move

How could the designs be made as sustainable as possible, e.g. think about these questions What materials were used? How much material was used? How much waste was there? What will happen to the materials when the turbine is ‘decommissioned’?

Use your workbook to record your responses What did I learn in this lesson? How does Ethical Science or Technology Justice apply to this lesson?