| OK, let me start out by saying that I am NOT trying to break the laws of Physics by building a perpetual motion machine. The idea that i'm thinking of is placing a small wind turbine (in the form of a jet turbine) into an electric car to produce energy that will allow for a longer trip between charges.
Right now I am trying to figure out if the increased drag will out weigh the energy produced. The question I have is as follows:
Is there anyplace that I can find the Coefficient of Drag (Cd) for a typical wind turbine blade at roughly 55 mph?
I know there are a LOT of factors that play a part in this, but is there any way to roughly find this out. Any ideas of where to find this (besides using any CFD programs or wind tunnel testing, which i do not have access to)? Or does anyone know any other forums that I could post this in? Thanks for your help! obvious reasons, no overunity allowed Kurt |
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