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Different uses of windmill?
Most common uses are generation of electricity and pumping water (especially agricultural pumping for irrigation).
Where does a windmill come from?
windmill is a process of contain electricity.
What is the yearly output of a windmill?
Depends how big the windmill is.
Where was the first windmill made?
The windmill was made in stop cheating do your homework
WHY are windmill farms built?
They were built because the windmill allowed the farmers and their families to have electric lights and radio.
What is the uses of carabao?
to power the spaceship thing in the windmill
Which of these devices uses the sun's energy directly?
A windmill
What uses the of power of wind to generate electricity?
Windmill
Who were the animals in Animal Farm working on the windmill?
dogs
What uses the kinetic energy of the air to produce power?
Windmill
Working model of windmill that will light up a lightbulb?
go to windmill park with a giant crain and then pick the windmill and drop it to your school.
How do you build a simple working model of a windmill?
see your physics book
How do i price my windmill?
according to the condition of it.For eg, you bought it for 1123.if the windmill is working,but little bit somewhere it is worn out,you can sell it for maybe 999. but,if your windmill is in the same condition like when you first got it and it is working,you can sell it for the same price you bought it for or more.but,if it is completely worn out and not working,it is better not to sell it and instead,give it to a second hand shop!
Is a windmill kinetic or potential energy?
do windmills consist of kinetic and potential energy
Can you please suggest me simple science working model for class 7?
windmill
What is a wheel made of cloth sails that uses the wind power?
A windmill, like in the Netherlands.
A machine that uses natural air flow to generate energy?
It's known as a windmill...
