Monday, March 14, 2011

First Skyscraper Building Using the Power Turbine



First Skyscraper Building Using the Power Turbine First Skyscraper Building Using the Power Turbine

The Strata or also known as The Razor. A skyscraper with a height of 148 meters and has 43 floors, as well as the world’s first building with three wind turbines that would generate enough power to meet 8% of energy needs. Designed by BFLS (formerly Hamilton), is the tallest residential buildings in London and will be home to more than 1,000 residents. Strata is the first building that integrates directly into the facades of its turbines generate a 50MWh electricity per year. Developed and signed by Brookfield Europe.

This building was first proposed in 2005, construction began in 2007 and completed in June 2010. The cost is estimated at 113.5 million pounds (£ 113.500.000). The building was completed in June 2009. While the turbines installed in May 2010.

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Three Giant Turbine Installation Process

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Three Giant Turbine

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This building is the first skyscraper in the world to use the power turbine. Each turbine has a 19KW power has 5 blades that will reduce noise during operation. The function of this turbine is to generate its own energy resources. While it is equipped with vibration dampers will keep buildings standing firm on earth. Skyscrapers are also included green buildings, such as exclusive use of natural ventilation, high-performance glass and energy efficiency.

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